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Blossoms With No Spring: I want to live for myself! produced by HAWCA and funded by EC and ICCO, depicts the story of two women, "Zakira" and "Shukria" who represent a large population of the country, being victims of early forced marriages; which ends in violence against women, rape, self-immolation of women and health problems.
It is a crucial fact that women and children are the most vulnerable part of the society, they are being affected massively through each and every political context, economic and natural disasters. As such, women and children are most effected by a 5.9 magnitude earthquake that struck the South-eastern region...
Humanitarian Assistance for the Women and children of Afghanistan, in continuity to its previous emergency services activities for the IDPs and needy families, this time supported 300 families in Kartai Now, Deh Muradkhan, Timani, Sar Kotal, Khoshal khan, Sarai Herati, Qala Wahid, Karti Sakhi, Niaz bik and Company area of...
In continuity to our emergency supports, this time HAWCA staff visited Chahar Qala Wazir Abad and provided emergency aids to the needy families there. One of the families receiving the aid belong to Farkhonda. Farkhonda has 4 children and is living with her husband in a mud made house. Her...
Shahnaz has seven daughters and one son. She is living in a large basement which is 6X4 meters big and a single room and is very humid. Her husband has a hand trolley and barely makes 100 AFN per day. That’s why they family cannot rent a house and has...
Marzia who has lost her husband 6 years ago is living in a rural area of Kabul located in Afshar mountains. She says “I have diabetics and heart problem and cannot work, there is no one else in the family to work. Before the Taliban regime, I used to take...
HAWCA continues its support to the needy families in Kabul. This time the HAWCA staff went to Shah Shahid area of Kabul which is located outside the city and the people living in this area are mostly poor. We spoke with the families about their current needs and problems. Most...
Continuing the previous meetings with the poor families, this time we went to Deharaban-Qargha and visited some families, including Rakia. Rakia is the mother of 5 children, her husband uses to work in the ministry of the economics of the previous government but due to high blood pressure, he had...
Continuing the previous meetings with the poor families, this time we went to Kotal Khairkhana and visited some families, including Rahela. Rahela, a woman with eight children who came to Kabul from Parwan province, she states that the reason for coming to Kabul is the poverty and misery of her...
While access to food, medication, and other resources is extremely limited in Afghanistan, the price of goods is going higher...
The Regime change in Afghanistan displaced more than one million Afghans, most of whom relocated to Kabul. Next to it,...
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HAWCA, with the help of its donors, continues to support people in need in Afghanistan. Since the war started, the...
As the situation gets worst in Kabul and the number of victims of COVID-19 increases, HAWCA continues its focus on...
Like many other countries, the Afghan government has also realized the danger that COVID-19 poses us all and thus have...
8th March is chosen to be the Women’s Day in order to remember the day when ordinary women stood against...
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HAWCA as part of the ongoing project of LHSRI, supported by our highly valued partner FONS MALLORQUÍ DE SOLIDARITAT I...
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