Donate today to help Afghan women and girls improve their access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene so they are more able to learn, earn and care for their loved ones. Read more
Limited access to clean water and toilets in Afghanistan makes it hard for women and girls to stay healthy, learn, and earn an income. We're working to change that. Read more
Over the past two years, communities have been battling the effects of economic collapse, rising costs of basic necessities and successive droughts, as well as extreme food shortages. We've been responding with emergency assistance, providing food, shelter, cash and other vital household essentials to the most vulnerable and supporting families to rebuild and revitalise their livelihoods.
Read our latest news about the ongoing crisis
Men, women and children reached with humanitarian relief, including emergency food parcels and cash assistance.
As the climate crisis tightens it's grip, water scarcity is an increasingly troubling issue across Afghanistan, especially for women and girls. Find out why.
Ten year old Aziza knew all too well that a lack of toilets and clean water in her primary school discouraged girls from attending. Read about how we're building toilets, handwashing stations and water points to help young girls in Afghanistan to keep learning for as long as they can.
This month, as we mark both International Women's Day and World Water Day, join us as we look at how access to clean water can transform the lives of women and girls in Afghanistan.
For 40 years, we have worked every day to create a world full of possibility for families in Afghanistan. This is our legacy. What will yours be? Read more
This year, we will continue to make life better for over one million people in Afghanistan. Regular support from our wonderful monthly giving community is a vital resource that enables us to do this. Read more
We work every day to create a world full of possibility for families in Afghanistan. Whether making a large personal donation or giving through a trust, your generosity can help change the future for good, enabling communities to rebuild their lives. Read more
As the climate crisis tightens it's grip, water scarcity is an increasingly troubling issue across Afghanistan, especially for women and girls. Find out why. Read more
After months of decreased snowfall and mild temperatures over winter, experts fear Afghanistan may face another devastating drought this year. Read more
We're thrilled to announce that our brand new film, 'Still Here', produced to mark 40 years of our life-saving and life-changing work in Afghanistan, has been shortlisted in the 2024 Smiley Charity Film Awards. Find out how you can watch, vote, and spread the word about our film! Read more