Social Agricultural Development & Reconstruction  Organization (SDARO) is an Afghan legally registered with Ministry of Commerce under License No. 5766 is a national, nongovernmental, non- profitable, non-political, non-partisan and non-sectarian humanitarian organization committed to the development, welfare and humanitarian assistance of Afghans in the country.

The Peace Development and Initiative Organization (PDIO), a non-governmental and non-profitable organization, establised in 2019 has faced vast changes along the current government:

1. In order to create a bank account the Minstry of Commerce said that PDIO has to eliminate women from leadership/board of directory and word “Peace” from the title of their NGO.
2. The directory board of PDIO was rejected by the DF authorites because the majority and leading positions were women.
3. With the coming of DF authorites all previous NGOs whose leadership was in the hands of women were dissolved.
4. In order to create a bank account PDIO has changed its name to SDARO and has aligned its name and policies according to the current government.

OUR VISSION

Our vission is an independent Afghanistanin peace, where human rights are respected, Rural and urban deprived communities are empowered and all afghans have the right and Opportunity to equally participate in the governance of their country.

Mission:

Our mission is to unite people together in social equality, curb socia-economic exploitatin on oppressed and cerat rich social-economic opportunity for poor people and lead the ways in creating values through best professional practices for the stakeholders.

Values:

•   People and ethics
• Honesty and reliability
• A “dare to do” spirit
• Unhold its strong heritage
• Striving to be a value champion to its stakeholders

• Train women in cutting, stitching, and designing traditional Afghan clothes (e.g., dresses, shalwar kameez, children’s wear).

• Teach hand embroidery, simple handicrafts, and decorative stitching styles used in Afghan culture.

• Guide on creating marketable items such as handmade bags, table covers, cushion covers, and simple jewelry.

• Introduce basic business and pricing concepts to help trainees understand how to sell their products.

• Support trainees in developing product quality, finishing, and presentation for market use.

• Prepare and follow a step-by-step curriculum based on the group’s skill level.

• Ensure a safe, respectful, and culturally appropriate space for women to learn and share.

• Monitor trainee progress and provide individual guidance and encouragement.

• Help in organizing exhibitions or small displays to showcase and promote women’s work.

• Maintain sewing machines, training materials, and tools in good working condition.

• Submit training reports and feedback to the project supervisor on time.

• Minimum 12th grade (high school graduate).

• At least 1–2 years of experience in tailoring, especially in Afghan traditional clothing and handicrafts.

• Basic knowledge of hand embroidery, stitching, and use of sewing machines.

• Good communication skills in Pashto and Dari.

• Experience in working with women or community-based training programs is preferred.

• Friendly, patient, and able to teach women with different skill levels.

• Willingness to work in local training centers or field locations.

Interested and qualified candidates are invited to submit their updated CV and a cover letter to the following email address:sdaro.wafa@gmail.com

Please mention the Vacancy Number: SDARO-2025-005 in the subject line of the email.
Applications without the vacancy number in the subject line may not be considered.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.
Female candidates and applicants from the local community are strongly encouraged to apply.