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flooding in Baghlan province in northern
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Our Story
United Aid Re-habitat, Non-Profit Organization
Afghan United Aid & Re-Habitat – A
Non-Profit Organization
In USA, where communities face natural disasters, water
shortages, poverty, and humanitarian crises, a vision of hope,
resilience, and sustainability was born. Afghan United Aid
& Re-Habitat was founded to provide life-saving relief,
disaster preparedness, environmental awareness, and access to
clean drinking water to those in need—both internationally and
within the United States.
Our journey began with a simple yet urgent call to action—to
stand with vulnerable communities, rebuild lives, and create
sustainable solutions for a better future. From responding to
earthquakes and floods in Afghanistan to providing disaster
relief, environmental education, and community support in the
USA, our work is driven by compassion, action, and a
commitment to real change.
Today, we continue to expand our impact, partnering with local
and international organizations to deliver aid, strengthen
disaster response efforts, and empower communities with the
tools they need to withstand future challenges.
With your support, we can bring hope, relief, and a brighter
future to those in need—both in Afghanistan and across the
USA. Join us in our mission to rebuild, rehabilitate, and
restore lives.
Our Mission
Afghan United Aid & Re-Habitat's mission is to provide disaster relief, humanitarian assistance, and clean drinking water to vulnerable communities in Afghanistan and the USA. The organization focuses on empowering individuals to prepare for and recover from disasters, promoting environmental awareness in the USA, and encouraging sustainable practices like waste reduction and recycling. Through compassionate action and sustainability efforts, the organization aims to rebuild lives, foster hope, and create lasting positive change.
Co-Founding Partner
At Afghan United Aid & Re-Habitat, I helped establish the organization with a vision to provide hope, relief, and sustainable solutions to communities facing disasters and humanitarian crises. Driven by a passion for humanitarian service, community resilience, and environmental sustainability, I play an active role in addressing both immediate needs and long-term change. Our efforts focus on disaster relief, empowering communities, and promoting environmental awareness to build a resilient and sustainable future for both Afghanistan and the USAMake an impact.
Save lives.
Our Causes
Children Education
Education is the key to a brighter future for children. By providing access to learning, we empower the next generation to build a stronger, more resilient.
Raised: $18,500
Goal: $32,000
Poverty Development
Empowering communities with sustainable solutions is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and fostering long-term development.
Raised: $27,600
Goal: $60,000
Supply drinking water
Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental right; we strive to provide safe and sustainable water solutions to communities in need. And we are committed to raising environmental awareness,
Raised: $84,600
Goal: $100,000
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About Volunteering
Join us as a volunteer and be a part of the change—your time and effort can bring hope, relief, and a better future to those in need
Latest News
February 25, 2025
Flash Flood
At least 200 people were killed, and more than 3,000 homes were destroyed. On 25 February 2025, flash floods ripped through western Farah province, washing away more than people, while three more were killed when a hailstorm caused their house to collapse.
February 25, 2025
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At least four children are amongst at least 29 people
killed in flash floods that have swept through two
provinces in Afghanistan in recent days, as the country
continues to feel the impact of extreme weather events
that have upended lives and livelihoods, Save the Children
said.
In Kandahar province, one child has reportedly drowned,
while three others were killed when a roof collapsed on
them. Several other children have reportedly sustained
injuries, according to staff reports from the region.
Floods this week in the country’s southern Kandahar and
western Farah provinces have caused significant damage to
infrastructure, including roads and homes in the province,
and have disrupted essential services that children and
families rely on. Floods also swept through parts of the
country’s northeastern Kunar province.
Recent news
February 25, 2025
February 25, 2025
Happy Customers
The smiles of those we help are our greatest reward—bringing hope, relief, and a better future to those in need.
Maria, BossA happy customer is the best reward—your satisfaction is our motivation to keep delivering excellence.
Thomas, PartnerWhen our customers smile, we know we've succeeded—your happiness drives us to do better every day.
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