For more than four decades, the people of Afghanistan have endured war, displacement and a deepening humanitarian crisis. Today, families face extreme hunger, children suffer from malnutrition, and women and girls are denied even the most basic rights, including access to education and freedom of movement.

Right now, your support can mean the difference between despair and survival.

Across Afghanistan’s 34 provinces, communities are struggling to stay warm, stay fed, and stay hopeful under severe restrictions. Women and girls have been pushed out of schools and workplaces. Many families have lost their homes through conflict and natural disasters. In some regions, even access to humanitarian aid is limited.

Your donation delivers practical, life-saving support:

* Emergency food parcels for families facing hunger
* Medication and essential medical supplies
* Blankets and materials to rebuild damaged homes
* Technology and remote learning tools for women and girls forced out of education

Even modest contributions have real impact:

* £38 provides an emergency first aid package
* £50 delivers an emergency food package for a child
* £77 supplies wood, a heater and fuel to keep a family warm through winter

Every pound counts. You can start from just £1. Your generosity allows us to respond flexibly and immediately wherever the need is greatest.

This is more than aid. It is dignity. It is protection. It is hope.

Please donate today.

Your kindness will help deliver warmth, food, medical care, education and opportunity to families who urgently need it. This is an open and ongoing appeal, and your support enables us to act swiftly and effectively whenever crisis strikes.

Together, we can bring relief, restore dignity, and keep hope alive for the people of Afghanistan.

About the Afghanistan and Central Asian Association (ACAA)

ACAA is an award-winning charity dedicated to the integration and empowerment of refugees and asylum seekers in the UK. The organisation also provides human rights advocacy and humanitarian relief in Afghanistan.

Before the Taliban takeover in 2021, ACAA launched two citizen advice centres in Kabul and Pul-e-Khomri, providing free legal advice and rights awareness to more than 2,000 people, 65% of them women, and reaching a further 3,000 through workshops and outreach programmes. 
Today, ACAA continues its efforts in Afghanistan, including the following:

* Campaigning for women’s empowerment and local development
* Supporting access to education through remote learning initiatives
* Delivering humanitarian relief in emergency situations
* Raising international awareness of human rights violations
* Coordinating with trusted local partners to reach vulnerable communities