Meet the team

Afghanaid employs around 400 staff, the vast majority of whom are Afghan and more than a third of whom are women. We are headquartered in Kabul with provincial offices in Samangan, Badahkshan, Takhar, Ghor, Herat, Nangarhar and Logar. We also have a small London office which supports our fundraising and programme design. This structure enables Afghanaid to use its resources in the most efficient and sustainable way and have the greatest possible impact in the vulnerable communities we work with.

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Extreme weather threatens farming families in Ghor

Winters can be fatal for farming families in rural Afghanistan. In Ghor, one of the most remote and difficult to reach areas in the country, farming is not just a means for self-reliance, but a necessity for survival itself.
Families search for solace across Afghanistan

This winter, we've been supporting families across Afghanistan who have been forced to leave their homes due to violence or natural disasters.
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Days We Celebrate

From religious holidays to United Nations observances, here at Afghanaid we love a celebration, and love when our supporters get involved too!

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London Marathon

Join Team Afghanaid in next year's marathon! Pull on your running shoes and change lives in Afghanistan with every step you take.
Women’s Empowerment and Women’s Rights

In addition to ensuring that gender equality underpins all of the work we do, we also deliver stand-alone projects which specifically target women’s economic empowerment and gender rights.
Basic Services

We deliver basic services such as community infrastructure, clean water and sanitation and education; essential to long-term development and breaking the cycle of poverty.
The Elimination of Violence against Women

Although the issue of gender rights has made significant legislative progress in Afghanistan over the last decade, the country continues to be one of the most difficult places in the world to be a woman. We have been working to change this.
Livelihoods

Creating and strengthening livelihoods is key to achieving Afghanaid’s mission of providing Afghans with the skills, tools, and knowledge to help themselves, their families, and their communities.
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