The Overseas Afghans Foundation helps the most vulnerable women and children in Afghanistan by providing monthly food packages and building water pumps in areas where clean water is hard to access. We aim to relieve immediate suffering and create long-term change in communities facing poverty. Afghanistan continues to face extreme poverty, especially for women and children. Many struggle to access basic needs like food and clean water. Through our foundation, we provide monthly food packages to families in need, helping them survive during difficult times. We are also working to build water pumps in areas where access to clean water is limited, improving health and quality of life. Our mission is simple: support the most vulnerable, empower women, and help families break the cycle of poverty. Your donation will directly impact those who need it the most, creating lasting change and hope for a brighter future.
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The Overseas Afghans Foundation was established to support vulnerable women and children in Afghanistan, as well as Afghan communities in England. Our core mission is to provide monthly food packages to those facing severe poverty, ensuring that families have access to basic nutrition during difficult times.
We are also working to expand our efforts by building water pumps in areas with limited access to clean water, improving health and quality of life for entire communities.
Looking to the future, we plan to empower women through educational resources and vocational training programs, helping them work toward self-sufficiency and long-term stability. While these programs are still in development, they reflect our commitment to creating lasting change beyond immediate relief.
Thanks to the support of our donors, we have already made a meaningful impact on many families in need. With your continued help, we can further expand our reach, bringing hope and opportunity to more vulnerable communities. Every donation brings us closer to achieving our vision of a better future for Afghan women, children, and their families.