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After three decades of civil war in Afghanistan, the country’s non-governmental organization (NGO), construction, education and development sectors has not had the opportunity to improve and develop to its potential. Due to decades of civil war & conflict, the need for international aid…

Three decades of civil war, social conflict and political unrest eliminated Afghanistan educational system. After 2001, net enrollment was estimated 45 percent for boys and a dismal 5 percent for girls. The situation for females was dire, they had been forbidden to attend school and other social programs

Various studies, as well as our experience, have shown that when we help women and empower them, the whole society benefits. Their families are healthier, children go to school, income levels improve and communities become more prosperous. But unfortunately in India, far from being

Good health is a precursor to a good education and a financially independent life. But while a privileged few are willing and able to afford home check-ups and expensive treatments, most of the people living in semi-urban and rural areas are complete strangers to professional health care practices.

The Challenge:  agriculture has come a long way in recent decades, but productivity remains a challenge. Nearly half of the country’s people depend on agriculture for their livelihood, but poverty and malnutrition in rural areas remain high as water shortages, a changing climate, and fragmented land

Over three decades of civil war in Afghanistan, which extremely affected Afghan children’s social life and their future. In Afghanistan children are required to adhere to strict, conservative social norms while still developing physical and psychological maturity.