ADVTP NGO Profile | Empowering Afghan Communities Through Education & Vocational Training

Afghan Development and Vocational Training Program  ADVTP NGO Profile 

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Established in 1991, ADVTP is a non-profit, non-political, non-governmental organization committed to reducing poverty and inequality in Afghanistan. Registered with the Ministry of Economy (Registration No. 301, 2006), ADVTP works with marginalized communities to provide education, vocational training, health services, child protection, and livelihood support.

 Mission

ADVTP’s mission is to coordinate the energies of skilled professionals to uplift marginalized communities and improve quality of life through sustainable development programs.

Vision

ADVTP envisions a society where all Afghans, especially vulnerable groups, access education, vocational training, health, and livelihood opportunities to achieve sustainable development and social justice.

 Core Values

• Compassion – Serving communities with care and empathy.

• Solidarity – Working together with communities, partners, and staff.

• Staff Development – Building a skilled, motivated, and professional team.

 Services & Programs

ADVTP provides comprehensive services across multiple sectors:

1. Education & Literacy – Training courses, capacity building, and adult literacy programs.

2. Vocational Training – Carpentry, masonry, tailoring, plumbing, welding, computer, and more.

3. Agriculture & Livelihood – Crop research, nursery plots, seed programs, and skills development.

4. Water & Sanitation – Gravity pipe schemes, shallow & deep wells.

5. Child Protection & Women Empowerment – Psychosocial support, microcredit, legal literacy, and leadership training.

6. Nutrition & Health – Nutrient education, clinical nutrition, and public health programs.

7. Humanitarian & Emergency Assistance – Earthquake, flood, and food distribution responses.

Target Groups

ADVTP serves:

• Young returnees

• Unemployed men and women

• Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)

• Ex-combatants

• Widows and orphans

 Operational Presence

• Main Office: Kabul, Afghanistan

• Regional Offices: Logar, Parwan, Paktia, Khost

• Liaison Office: Peshawar

• Provinces Covered: Activities across 34 provinces in Afghanistan

Governance & Management

ADVTP is governed by a five-member Board of Directors. The organization is committed to providing its employees with benefits, training, and a supportive work environment to ensure high-quality project delivery.