We have temporarily removed some content from this page until the security situation in Afghanistan becomes clearer. We do not want to risk the safety of the students or projects we have funded.
Update November 2021: Most of the projects we have funded are continuing, although many have to adapt to the requirements of the new government. The Foundation is also adapting to the changing situation, for example with our scholarship programme where we have introduced student living allowances.
We can transfer money by person-to-person transfer, which enables us to fund particular programmes, but it is not yet possible to send funds by bank transfer.
Find out how your donations were used in 2021
We support programmes ranging from children’s life-changing surgery to mobile libraries, from school and university scholarships to maternal health services, from a children’s circus to clean water and sanitation. We put emphasis on providing education and incomes for women because we believe that these are most likely to create a lasting change for the country.
We aim to fund projects that demonstrate cultural sensitivity and provide employment for Afghan people wherever possible.
We spotlight some of the projects below.
Providing respite from hunger for desperate Afghan families
With Afghanistan on the verge of humanitarian and economic disaster, we are working to provide emergency food and hygiene parcels to families in particular need in Kabul.
Sponsoring medical students
Help change a young woman’s life by sponsoring her through medical school.
Life-changing surgery for children
Your donations help pay for operations for children from all over Afghanistan.