Years of war have dispossessed Afghanistan of the ability to formulate its own identity and shape the common destiny of its people.
I am convinced that the future of Afghanistan lies in Afghan hands. The solution to our current problems cannot and will not come from outside. While the solidarity and support from abroad will remain important, it is time for Afghans to confront their problems, to address their divisions and envisage home-grown solutions.
I am an Afghan and in 2007 I founded the Nai Qala Association to honour the vision of my father who left his isolated village in the centre of Afghanistan, where he was a shepherd, and took his family to town to ensure that his sons and daughters would go to school and study.
My engagement is based on the determination to take that vision a step further and provide proper education and health-care delivery to communities in some of the most remote and neglected regions of the country. THIS IS A CONCRETE WAY OF IMPROVING THE RESPECT FOR FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS IN MY COUNTRY.
My hope is to contribute to a different image of Afghanistan – an image of engagement and achievement â and to convey the fact that Afghans have the same hopes and aspirations as all other people in the world: we are in search of respect and a better future.
We promote health and hygiene practices in our education programs. We built a basic health care clinic and we include WASH facilites in the schools we build. We improve the health conditions of thousands...
We improve learning conditions by building and equipping schools, and by providing quality education program to children from preschool to higher education. We work on the root causes of low/no attendance of...
We improve learning conditions by building and equipping schools, and by providing quality education program to children from preschool to higher education.
We work on the root causes of low/no attendance of children, in particular girls, to education by remedying to the absence of decent learning conditions and by preventing drop out.
We improve learning conditions by building and equipping schools, and by providing quality education program to children from preschool to higher education.
We work on the root causes of low/no attendance of children, in particular girls, to education by remedying to the absence of decent learning conditions and by preventing drop out.
We promote health and hygiene practices in our education programs. We built a basic health care clinic and we include WASH facilites in the schools we build.
We improve the health conditions of thousands of people by providing access to health services and increasing hygiene and health awareness.
We increase health awareness and improve hygiene practices by – Providing toilets and clean water in each of the school we build; – Raising awareness of schoolchildren through prevention messages; – Training thousands of preschool children on basic hygiene measures and informing their parents about health, hygiene and nutrition; – Raising awareness and training pre-school teachers in first aid and good hygiene practices. – Promoting gardening initiatives to enhance the nutritional  status of the entire family.
An educated, healthy and inclusive society for rural Afghanistan
