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Afghanistan is a country of beauty and resilience, but decades of conflict, economic collapse and natural disasters have left millions struggling to survive.
Political instability and underdevelopment have also devastated the economy and infrastructure. Today, 22.9 million people need urgent humanitarian aid (UNOCHA, 2025).
From earthquakes and drought to displacement and hunger, families across Afghanistan face extreme poverty, unemployment, malnutrition and the impacts of climate change.
Islamic Relief has been working in Afghanistan since 1992, providing life-saving aid and long-term development support to vulnerable communities.
Donate today to help us continue our life-changing work in Afghanistan and around the world.
Since 1992, Islamic Relief has been a lifeline for communities in Afghanistan, providing emergency aid and long-term support through decades of crisis.
From responding to deadly earthquakes and mass returns to delivering healthcare to those in need, our work continues to save lives and build resilience.
Islamic Relief has been a lifeline in Afghanistan, providing emergency aid when disaster strikes.
When a series of deadly earthquakes hit Herat in October 2023, our teams were among the first responders on the ground. Thanks to your donations, we delivered clean water, mobile health clinics, and shelter to people in need.
Over 2023-2024 we reached 110,000 people with our assistance, building earthquake-resilient homes, installing water tanks, and providing cash assistance to help families rebuild.
In 2025, as hundreds of thousands of Afghans returned from Pakistan in dire need following governmental orders to leave the country, Islamic Relief once again responded; distributing tents, constructing latrines and delivering drinking water.
In times of disaster, we stand by Afghanistan’s most vulnerable communities.
Islamic Relief is expanding access to vital healthcare in Afghanistan’s most remote areas. In 2023, we set up the Sub-Health Centre in Shino village, Kunar province, serving thousands of people from surrounding mountain communities thanks to your generous donations.
The clinic offers a wide range of essential services such as sexual and reproductive healthcare, maternal care, psychosocial support, health education and malnutrition treatment.
Our teams see approximately 1,000 patients per month, many of whom are women and children with diverse medical needs. By supporting clinics like this, we’re helping ensure that vulnerable people no longer have to risk long, dangerous journeys to receive the care they need.
We are also helping farmers across Afghanistan adapt to the worsening impacts of climate change, recurring drought and lack of water.
Through our Resilience Building Through Advancing Livelihoods (ReAL) programme in 2021, more than 38,000 people, including 2,000 rural farmers, were given the tools they need to survive and adapt.
Your donations provided farmers with high-quality seeds and tools to improve crop production. To tackle water shortages, we also installed solar-powered irrigation systems to provide communities with a reliable water supply, without worrying about erratic rainfall or costly fuel for traditional pumps.
Our climate-resilient solutions are helping to protect livelihoods and bring hope to communities impacted by climate change.
With your support, we’re helping families through crisis, hunger and poverty. Donate to Afghanistan to help save lives today.
Please note: Donations made on this page will be allocated to our Afghanistan Emergency funds, that are used to deliver a range of different of projects in Afghanistan, and those projects are catered to the local community with the aim to save and transform lives.