KIDS CARAVAN provides creative educational tools and stories to empower Afghan children. We are a dedicated team committed to making learning joyful and accessible for every child across the nation. Together with parents and supporters, we are building a brighter future through the power of education.

Dialogue Hub is a civil society organization dedicated to promoting inclusive dialogue, social justice, and community resilience. The organization works with a strong focus on women, youth, and marginalized minority communities, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected contexts such as Afghanistan, with a strong commitment to research-based reporting and the documentation of human rights violations.

Around the world, women’s histories have been stifled or have remained hidden, and only in the recent decades are they being unearthed, commemorated and celebrated. But in Afghanistan today, a similar drive faces a triple burden – even as women battle tremendous day-to-day obstacles for equality, they must retrieve their own histories and also keep […]

Afghan LGBT Organisation (ALO) is the first non-governmental organisation dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of LGBTIQ+ individuals in Afghanistan.

Charmaghz operates Afghanistan’s largest network of mobile libraries, bringing books and learning opportunities to some of Kabul’s most deprived neighborhoods.

Development Research Group (DRG) is a research and evaluation organisation specialising in development policy and practice in Afghanistan.

LEARN Afghan innovates to address the severe lack of access to education for girls and young women in Afghanistan.

Nimrokh Media is a pioneering digital platform for women’s voices in Afghanistan, dedicated to addressing urgent issues such as civil and political rights, gender apartheid, and the ongoing struggles of women’s movements.

The Organisation for Social and Economic Development (OSED) is dedicated to ensuring access to legal aid and legal advocacy for women and displaced people across Afghanistan.

The Rahyab Initiative builds on the legacy of the Organisation for Rahyab Rehabilitation Services for the Blind, established in Afghanistan in 2008, continuing its mission to support individuals with visual impairments.