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Recurring natural disasters, including droughts, floods, earthquakes, and harsh winters, exacerbate these challenges, repeatedly displacing families and undermining their ability to recover. At the same time, Afghanistan is experiencing the return of nearly 5 million people from neighboring countries over the past two years alone, straining already limited resources and infrastructure. Needs across the country remain high, spanning food security, healthcare, shelter, and long-term support to help families rebuild their lives.
Alongside this, Human Appeal invests in long-term, sustainable solutions to help communities rebuild, such as supporting the livelihoods of vulnerable, women-headed households. These programs respond to communities’ specific needs, helping to strengthen their resilience and move toward lasting stability.
Amina lost her father at the age of three, growing up in poverty and deprivation. Since 2013, she has been enrolled in...
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“My name is Ali Al-Daroubia. I am 50 years old from Ihsim village in southern rural Idlib. I live with my family...
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“My name is Muqaddam Mohsen, a farmer from Bani Al Hammad in Taiz.” “I inherited my love of farming after my father’s...
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Hima, a mother of five in Manani Bhil, Tharparkar, spent hours each day fetching water while her husband worked in agriculture. Following...
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Fatima Musab Khalfiya was born into extraordinary circumstances after her family was displaced to camps in Sarmada, northern Idlib. She began her...
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Sana, 25, from Shahid Benazirabad, Sindh, a mother of two, had a husband working as a seasonal farmer with irregular income. After...
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uman Appeal was named the best performing charity in the review of the haysmacintyre /Charity Finance 250 Index. Human Appeal saw a 67 per cent