Emergency Response

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A. Humanity

We means the centrality of saving human lives and alleviating suffering wherever it is found

B. Impartiality

We means the implementation of actions solely on the basis of need, without discrimination between or within affected population

C. Neutrality

We means that humanitarian action must not favor any side in an armed conflict or other dispute where such action is carried out.

D. Independence

We means the autonomy of humanitarian objectives from the political, economic, military or other objectives that any actor may hold with regard      to areas where humanitarian action is being implemented.

E. Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian actions

Protection of civilians and those no longer taking part in hostilities, and the provision of food, water and sanitation, shelter, health services and         other items of assistance, undertaken for the benefit of affected people and to facilitate the return to normal lives and livelihoods.

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A. Education

We believe every child has the right to education and we thrive to ensure inclusiveness to transform education by supporting formal and informal education for demobilized communities behind including IDPs, returnees and children on the move through EIE – Education in emergency, CBE – Community Based Education, CBC – Community Based Classes, BGL – Basic General Education, ALP – Adults Learning Programming, CFS – Child Friendly Spaces and LNP – Literacy and Numeracy Programming.

B. Disaster relief

Delivering immediate response aids and recovery solutions (e.g., shelter, meals, clean water, and more.) to earthquakes, flash floods, wildfires and other shocks and crises affected people and communities.

C. Shelter

Emergency transitional shelters, rehabilitation and recovery of permanent shelters, providing of tents and plastic sheeting and other sort of shelter related tools and supplies as needed to protect people in crises and avoid camps unless necessary.

D. Food & NFIs

Providing immediate assistance and support to crises and shocks affected displaced, climate and conflicts affected people and communities with Food Items, Cooked meal and other sort of food and non-food items as immediate and long-term solutions.

E. IDPs, Refugees and Returnees centered interventions

Providing immediate and long-term assistance, healthcare, education, and economic well-being with a special focus on vulnerable children, women, girls and persons with disabilities in displacement and durable solutions.

F. Food Security and Agriculture

Improve the nutritional quality of food available to vulnerable populations by providing supplements or specialized food to address nutrient deficiencies by distributing food kits to those in need, supporting farmers by provision of kits, rehabilitation of agriculture land and irrigation systems and canals, provision of barbed wire, water pumps, etc. provision of vegetable and other modified seeds and kits, home and kitchen garden kits, livestock support to eliminate food insecurity and agriculture-based livelihoods.

G. Nutrition and Healthcare

Reinforce specific nutrition-related practices and behaviors to change habits that contribute to poor health by creating a motivation for change among people, to establish desirable food and nutrition behaviors for promotion and protection of good health.

H. Protection

Protecting and helping those who are poor, vulnerable, marginalized or dealing with risks including children, women, older people, and people living with disabilities, as well as the displaced, the unemployed, and the sick associated with life cycle stages due to climate, conflict or other stresses and shocks.

I. Gender Based Violence

Eliminate harmful practices, discrimination, and gender-based violence against women and girls through public outreach, awareness, safeguarding and creating an open and aware culture and lead to gender inclusive programming and operations.

J. Water

Supporting people especially women and girls on easy access to potable water, we construct and rehabilitate water systems, filters, and more to ensure immediate need – safe water – can create better conditions for long-term improvements.

Providing good sanitation systems, toilets, and hygiene information and education are a few examples of sanitation-focused humanitarian aid to eliminate diseases like intestinal worms and diarrhea deaths etc.

K. Sanitation & Hygiene

Providing good sanitation systems, toilets, and hygiene information and education are a few examples of sanitation-focused humanitarian aid to eliminate diseases like intestinal worms and diarrhea deaths etc.

L. Livelihoods

Providing vocational trainings to improve technical skills of communities through a comprehensive need’s identification process and labor market analysis, in order to facilitate greater employment opportunities and income generation support. Moreover, Assist the development of sustainable, small, and medium-sized community-based enterprises, including value chain development through business training, mentorship and technical assistance to promote better livelihoods and pave the way for higher standards of living.

M. Capacity Building

Prepare seminar, workshop, and academic arrangement for enhancing the capacity of human resource leads to career developments and self-sufficiency.

N. Human Rights

Focus on human rights, children’s rights, women rights, providing community awareness, education and other sort of services to foster equality and non-discrimination through human-rights based programming empowering people to exercise their rights, especially their reproductive rights, and to live free from gender-based violence.

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A. Organization Capacity

Development of the organization's capabilities as a reputable organization improving the lives of Afghans across the nation.

B. Systemization and branding

The organization aims to empower systemization, accountability, transparency and professionalism in the workplace which should further compliment to the organization branding.

C. Compliances

The organization aims to strengthening its governance structures and enforce the mechanism to ensure strategic monitoring across the functions and modalities to make sure that all programs, projects and other activities are in full alignment with the organization’s mission and vision.

D. Financial Sustainability

Following a detailed analysis of the organization's requirements, difficulties, and prospects, our future goal is to be a financially sustainable and drive the commitments. Through the financial sustainability plan and with a redoubled attempt to form strategic alliances with international partners and coordination bodies to foster financial resources and become financially stable and sustainable.

E. Organization Sustainability

We aims to creating long-term values through identification of goals and foster commitments, developing goals and KPIs, sustainability in strategic documents, creating opportunities, cooperation and measuring, assessing, report and communicating sustainability factors across the life of the organization.