Cases of COVID-19 in Afghanistan are starting to increase rapidly, creating grave implications for a country already struggling. Families across the country need your help to get through this Coronavirus crisis. Read more
Please make a donation and give a woman the skills, knowledge and agency she needs to transform her life, in one of the world's most difficult places to be a woman. Read more
For farmers like Mohammad living in remote rural Afghanistan, finding food over winter is a struggle for survival. But these farmers will not give up. And neither will we. With our support they are finding innovative ways to survive and thrive. You can be part of this mission. Read more
Donate to support women's education in Afghanistan. Help a woman to learn how to read and write today, so she can claim her rights and transform her life. Read more
Provide a farmer with the skills, knowledge and tools they need to look after their animals properly so that their families, who depend on them, can survive and thrive. Read more
From grassroots activism to worldwide action, we’re in the midst of an exciting period of history where the world expects balance, everywhere. There’s never been a better time to raise your voice for gender equality. Empower a woman today to transform tomorrow! Read more
Provide life-saving assistance to drought-hit Afghans in desperate need of your help. Read more
Afghanistan is one of the poorest countries in the world and displaced families are at extreme risk. Donate and help Afghanaid feed hungry families, put clothes on their backs, and keep them safe and warm. Read more
Despite significant progress over the last decade, Afghanistan remains one of the hardest places in the world to be a woman. We're working to change this. Join the team blazing a trail for women in Afghanistan. Read more
Afghanaid is working with communities like Jawad's, helping them to better prepare for, and respond to, natural disasters and the consequences of climate change. Read more
Make a lasting impact. Help men, women and children in Afghanistan lift themselves out of poverty and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Donating from outside of the U.K.? Don't worry! Your donation amount will be automatically converted to your home currency, with no additional charge. Read more
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We teamed up with Felicity Finch (aka Ruth from The Archers) with an appeal to empower vulnerable women in Afghanistan. Together we can transform their lives and bring a brighter future to generations to come. Read more
Afghanaid works with men and women like Mohammad to give them the training and equipment they need to lift themselves, and their families, out of devastating poverty. Read more
I'm fundraising for Afghanaid and I'd love your support! Together, we can help vulnerable Afghans get the training and tools they need to help themselves, their families and their communities.
I'm fundraising for Afghanaid and I'd love your support! Together, we can help vulnerable Afghans get the training and tools they need to help themselves, their families and their communities.long live Afghanistan.
White Lotus is fundraising for Afghanaid and I'd love your support! Together, we can help vulnerable Afghans get the training and tools they need to help themselves, their families and their communities.
We are fundraising for Afghanaid and we would love your support! Together, we can help vulnerable Afghans get the training and tools they need to help themselves, their families and their communities.
I ran the London Marathon for Afghanaid in 2014 and discovered the impact Afghanaid was having on the lives of so many in rural communities in Afghanistan and wanted to have another go at running for them if I could get a place in the Ballot. My name has come up and I am thrilled to be able to run again this year and help support more sustainable development projects.
Alastair Pitcairn sadly passed away on Thursday 9th May 2019. He was a keen supporter of Afghanaid in many ways and roles including as Chairman. He would be proud to support the charity one final time with your help.
As an Afghan, I feel it is my duty to take every opportunity I can to raise money for the children, women and men of Afghanistan; especially the young and vulnerable. Every little helps.