Despite decades of political turbulence, conflict, and entrenched poverty, the people of Afghanistan continue to demonstrate astonishing resilience, rallying together and pushing one and other through even the darkest of times.
As well as providing emergency relief to the most vulnerable, throughout our 40 year history Afghanaid has worked to support and strengthen this very special Afghan resilience, knowing that it holds the key to creating sustainable change, where families and communities can truly lift themselves out of poverty for good.
Join us as we reflect on some of our favourite stories of resilience from the past year.
buys a family 8kg of drought-resistant pistachio seeds to plant an orchard, which they can sell in local markets.
provides emergency food to feed a whole family for 1 month, helping families endure a crisis.
could buy a woman one goat, 100kg of animal feed and a processing kit so she can make dairy products – a vital source of food, income, and independence.
