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80 women-led families (480) beneficiaries targeted.
Food and Sanitary Packages distributed.
Location: Kabul City.
Date: Jan/Feb 2023.
Fund: Fellow Afghans.
]]>Location: Chak, Wardak
Date: July 2023.
Funded: USAID AMP, Roots of Peace (ROP)
]]>Clean Energy and Gardening Tools Distribution.
Location: Unkai, Sayed Abad District, Wardak
Date: Sept – Dec 2024.
Fund: CAID
]]>Infrastructure and resources are important, but people are the true drivers of change. REHA invests in capacity building by training farmers, women, and youth to become leaders in resilience and sustainability. At the same time, we engage with policymakers to advocate for stronger climate action, disaster preparedness, and environmental protection laws. This balanced approach ensures that communities are not only supported in the short term but are also empowered to create long-term solutions.
]]>In times of crisis, humanitarian aid is essential. But at REHA, we go beyond emergency relief. While we provide immediate assistance like food, shelter, and clean water, we also focus on long-term recovery. Our livelihood support programs help vulnerable families rebuild their income sources, while training initiatives prepare them for future opportunities. By linking humanitarian aid with development, we make sure our interventions bring lasting impact rather than temporary relief.
]]>Afghanistan’s natural environment is rich but fragile. Rapid urbanization, deforestation, and poor resource management are putting pressure on ecosystems. REHA works on environmental protection initiatives that include reforestation, clean water projects, and awareness campaigns about sustainable resource use. By engaging youth and local leaders, we create a culture of responsibility and care for the environment. Protecting nature today means ensuring food security, health, and wellbeing for future generations.
]]>Climate change has become one of the biggest challenges for Afghan communities, affecting water resources, agriculture, and livelihoods. At REHA, we believe resilience starts at the community level. By combining modern solutions such as sustainable irrigation systems with traditional knowledge, we help families adapt to unpredictable weather conditions. Our programs focus on empowering communities with skills, resources, and awareness so they can withstand shocks like floods and droughts. Strong, resilient communities are the foundation of long-term stability.
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