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Mindfulness Instructors
Victory Afghanistan seeks a range of volunteer wellbeing instructors to support Afghan girls in our Psychological Health Program. These students face isolation and anxiety under a restrictive regime, as highlighted in the UN Women report "Resolve of Afghan Women in the Face of Erasure" (August 2024). Your sessions can make a life-changing impact.
We’re looking for online practitioners in:
- Yoga
- Meditation
- Breathwork
- Gongbaths
- Trauma-informed techniques
The Role:
Host a 45-minute weekly online session to help students build resilience and emotional balance, activating the parasympathetic nervous system to promote relaxation and reduce stress.
Requirements:
Language: Fluency in English.
Commitment: One 45-minute session per week.
Preference: Female practitioners are especially encouraged to apply, as many students feel more comfortable with female instructors
Timeline:
Start Date: 2nd week of January 2025
End Date: 3rd week of May 2025
Apply:
Send a brief statement of interest to admin@victoryafghanistan.org, detailing your experience and passion for this role.
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About VICTORY AFGHANISTAN
Location:
2998 SHAMROCK DR, ELGIN, IL 60124, US
Mission Statement
Victory Afghanistan's mission is to bridge the educational gap and create remote learning opportunities for girls in Afghanistan, offering them a path to continue their education despite the barriers they face. Victory Afghanistan stands firm and determined that no girl is left behind in her pursuit of knowledge and education. Through our interactive remote English, and mentoring classes, our aim is to equip these young women full of potential with the language and life skills to build the foundation needed to unlock a world of online education and remote work opportunities.
Description
In September 2021, girls in Afghanistan above the 6th grade were banned from attending school. According to UNICEF, 80% of Afghan girls and young women, approximately 2.5 million individuals, are now out of school, with nearly 30% never having had the opportunity to begin primary education. This situation has confined many to a life of domesticity, robbing them of the chance to reach their full potential.
In response to two years of learning loss and the increasing isolation of women and girls in Afghanistan, a group of four Afghan women from around the world founded Victory Afghanistan in July 2023CAUSE AREAS
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This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
December 2, 2024
SKILLS
- Spiritual Healing
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