Please give generously to help us support families affected by the deadly earthquakes in eastern Afghanistan. Read more
Join us for this special event in London on Tuesday 27th November 2025 as we come together to discuss life in Afghanistan in 2025. Read more
Since 1983, through political turmoil, enduring conflict, and deepening poverty, Afghanaid has stayed and worked with millions of families in Afghanistan so that they can change their lives and their communities for good. We remain committed to our vision of a peaceful and thriving Afghanistan - an Afghanistan where we no longer have to exist.
What We Do
Men, women and children reached with humanitarian relief, including emergency food parcels and cash assistance.
Afghan people are facing crisis upon crisis. Yesterday evening, a deadly earthquake struck Afghanistan's eastern province, with reports estimating that over 800 people have lost their lives.
Grab one of our charity tote bags! These limited edition bags celebrate Afghanistan's copious tea-drinking culture with a stunning illustration by Afghan-Dutch artist, Zarlasht Zia.
"We sew collars, handkerchiefs, headscarves with flower patterns, bedding for children, and anything else that customers order."
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
Set up a fundraising page for Afghanaid and invite your friends, family and colleagues to get involved and support you. You can track how much money you have raised and keep people updated on your progress. Read more
Find out why it is often much harder for women and girls to access support, recover and rebuild when natural disasters and other crises occur. Read more
Afghan people are facing crisis upon crisis. Yesterday evening, a deadly earthquake struck Afghanistan's eastern province, with reports estimating that over 800 people have lost their lives. Read more
Afghanaid receives a generous funding allocation from the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to support communities to build resilience to the climate crisis. Read more
