With Afghanistan becoming ever more vulnerable to climate change, families in rural areas struggle to survive the increasingly harsh winters. In partnership with UNOCHA, we're be helping men, women and children stay safe and warm through the colder months. Read more
Update: with a second wave setting in, what will this mean for a country already struggling with deep seated poverty, long-running conflict and an extremely fragile health system? We're posting regular information about the situation in Afghanistan for you to read here. Read more
On 23rd September, Afghanaid joined the House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee's inquiry into the UK and Afghanistan to discuss the key development and humanitarian challenges facing Afghanistan today. Read more
In the wake of COVID-19, families in Badkhshan are struggling to put food on the table, and many are being forced into desperate situations. In partnership with the World Food Programme, we're be helping men and women to feed their families now and in the future. Read more
This 4-year partnership has drawn together our expertise to successfully restore previously dangerous, mine-contaminated land into a valuable and productive resource. Find out more about our work with The HALO Trust. Read more
Families like Saiful's and Muhammad's continue to be extremely vulnerable to natural hazards, whilst also battling against the coronavirus pandemic. Read their account of the recent flash-flooding in Samangan, and how this year theirs is a different story. Read more
Watch out video to find out how we brought women, men, children and religious leaders together to celebrate women, and made use of virtual dialogues to connect people across the world. Read more
Despite being one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate change, Afghanistan is one of the least equipped to deal with the consequences. Find out how Afghanaid is responding to the challenge. Read more
For families living in remote villages, a poor diet is not a choice. It's a continuous struggle which threatens the health of families all year round. As winter sets in, this struggle becomes a real threat to their ability to survive. Read more