Schools across the country, changing lives everyday

our schools bring education, nutrition, and hope to over 1,100 students

7

Active Schools

1,100+

Students Enrolled

85+

Faculty and Staff

2025

Newest School Opened

Kabul Main School

— KABUL, AFGHANISTAN

Students
~120 enrolled

Role
HQ of operations

Established
2002

Faculty & Stuff
12 members

The first school established by Children of War — founded by the late Najibullah Aziz — this school has provided education, hope, and opportunity for orphaned and underserved children for over 23 years. Today it also serves as the headquarters of our Afghanistan operations.

  • Many graduates have pursued higher education in Pharmacy, Engineering, Nursing, and Computer Science.

  • Several alumni have returned as teachers, continuing the cycle of empowerment.

  • A number of former students are now professionals, married, and supporting families.

— BARIKAB, QARA BAGH DISTRICT

Roya Ali School

Students
~173 enrolled

Special Features
Solar Power, Clean water well

Established
2017

Faculty & Stuff
10 members

Built through the generosity of the Ali family and dedicated in loving memory of Roya Ali, this school transformed an entire community. More than a school — it includes over 250 single-family homes built for families who were previously living in tents near the campus.

  • Over 250 single-family homes constructed with two rooms and one bathroom each.

  • Campus features a solar power system and a clean water well for students and families.

  • A shining example of compassion in action — uplifting lives through education, shelter, and essential resources.

Bilal Hamza School

— DIWAN BEGHI, KABUL

Students
~112 enrolled

Grades
1 through 6

Established
2011

Faculty & Stuff
10 members

Founded to meet the urgent educational needs of one of Kabul's most underserved neighborhoods, Bilal Hamza School was intentionally placed in an area with no nearby schools and high economic hardship. It has since become one of the top-performing schools in the area.

  • Graduates every 6 years consistently rank among the top students in their public schools.

  • Most students come from low-income families — the school provides critical access to education.

  • A beacon of learning and opportunity where transformational differences are made daily.

Maidan School

— IBRAHIMKHAIL VILLAGE, MAIDAN WARDAK

Students
~251 enrolled

Status
Only primary school in the village

Established
2011

Faculty & Stuff
17 members

The only primary school in Ibrahimkhail village — built on land donated by the local community to our late founder Najibullah Aziz in 2009. After his passing, The Children of War honored his vision by raising funds and building the school in 2011. Recently renovated, it continues to serve as a cornerstone of education in rural Wardak Province.

  • Land was donated by the local community to honor the vision of late founder Najibullah Aziz.

  • Recently underwent renovations to improve the learning environment.

  • Creates opportunities and hope for the entire village — growing impact every year.

— PAGHMAN, AFGHANISTAN

Paghman Girls School

Students
~230 enrolled

Grades
1 through 6

Established
2003

Faculty & Stuff
18 members

Since 2003, the Paghman School has been a dedicated all-girls institution, providing vital education in a region where learning — especially for girls — is often out of reach. Over two decades, it has become a cornerstone of hope and progress in the community.

  • 24 graduates have gone on to complete midwifery school, serving their communities.

  • Many others have excelled in nursing, computer science, and various professions.

  • Graduates are now working and actively serving their community in Paghman.

— BAMYAN, AFGHANISTAN

Homaira Rahman School

Students
~120 enrolled

Partner
HRF (New Chapter)

Established
2024

Faculty & Stuff
9 members

Established in 2024 in partnership with HRF, the Homaira Rahman School serves some of the most vulnerable children in Bamyan — most of whom are orphans or come from extremely poor families. Notably, the entire team of teachers and staff are women, setting a powerful example for gender equity in education.

  • Most students are orphans or come from extremely poor families.

  • All teachers and staff are women — empowering the community through gender equity.

  • A vital investment representing the TCOW–HRF partnership in Afghanistan's future.

— BAGHLAN, AFGHANISTAN

Baghlan School

Students
~120 enrolled

Region
One of the poorest in Baghlan

Established
March 2025

Faculty & Stuff
9 members

Opened in March 2025 in one of the poorest regions of Baghlan — made possible by the generous land donation from the family of the late Najib Aziz, and lovingly built by his brother, Wahid Aziz. Their dedication reflects a deep commitment to the people of Afghanistan and the lasting value of education.

  • Land donated and school built by the Aziz family in memory of the late Najib Aziz.

  • Serves as a beacon of hope, especially for girls and underserved children in this rural area.

  • Their contribution will have a lasting impact on generations to come.