Responding with Resilience: A New Chapter for Survivor Care in Afghanistan In the face of changing political realities and increasing constraints on civil society, Hagar has taken a bold and strategic step to ensure continued support for Afghan children who have...
Afghanistan tops the world as the most dangerous country for women. Banned from schools, national parks, bath houses, gyms, and sacked and barred from working in government jobs and NGOs, the oppression women and girls face continue to intensify as they find...
6.1 magnitude earthquake in Paktika kills thousands. HAGAR has been providing shelter, food, trauma counselling to many children who have become orphans overnight as they grieve the loss of families and...
(ongoing since August 2021) Since the heart-breaking images of people fleeing and dropping off planes first started appearing on our screens last August, the situation in Afghanistan has continued to worsen. There are now about 3.4 million people displaced within...
Dear HAGAR supporters, You would have seen in recent days the unfolding situation in Afghanistan. The United Nations currently estimates that approximately 550,780 people across the country are displaced and without shelter, food and water. HAGAR believes in doing...
