Afghan Relief

“Currently,there are 4 independent individual members.they have a voting right in the general body meeting that they can use to elect members to the governing body.”

“Each member has a voting right towards decision making and proposals made by the governing body in the general body meeting.”

“An informed member of the board made appropriate inquiries and performed adequate inspection as relating to the preparation of the exempt organizations return contents and positions taken.”

“The organization ensures that all prior or existing work outside of afghan relief is listed in the policy signers.also if any information of potential conflict of interest is received by board members,they investigate the situation on case by case basis and take appropriate action.we require all board members and employees to sign conflict of interest policy.”

“Currently, no board members are paid any compensation.”

“None of the officers are paid.”

“The board is also considering other avenues, including making such documents available on website of the afghan relief.”

“The board is also considering other avenues, including making such documents available on website of the afghan relief.”

“Program expenses:contract services 4000education & food support 6030orphan, widow & water supply project 94986management expenses:bank & merchant services 1326dues & subscriptions 155”

“1.orphansafghan relief: uplifting orphans towards a brighter futuretaking care of orphans is not just a moral duty but also a religious obligation to help orphans. Our program aims to provide holistic care for orphans that go beyond mere survival needs. Our projects:educational scholarshipswe offer educational scholarships to orphans, ensuring they have the chance to gain vital skills and knowledge.healthcare accessregular medical check-ups, vaccinations, and nutritional supplements are provided to ensure physical well-being.vocational training: skill developmentolder orphans are given vocational training to prepare them for independence and employment.psychological supportcounselors and mentors provide emotional and psychological support to help children deal with the trauma of loss. Housing and daily carewe partner with reliable orphanages and also support family-based care for orphans within their extended families.winter project: coat distributionduring the cold winter months, there are so many young children forced to work in the streets without coats. Afghan reliefs winter project distributes coats to thousands of orphans and children on the street. Vocational trainingvocational training courses in trades focused on orphans. These include sewing training, carpentry, electronic repair, phone repair, graphic design,and computer programming.economic empowermentwe offer vocational training,micro-loans,and small business grants to enable orphans to become economically independent.some of these empowerment projects including push-carts establishing shops. 2.widowsafghan relief: standing with widows for a self-reliant futureour projects:economic empowermentwe offer vocational training, micro-loans, and small business grants to enable widows to become economically independent. Some of these empowerment projects include sewing training, investments in bakeries, and support for animal husbandry.educational support for childrenwe provide scholarships and educational supplies for the children of widows, aiming to break the cycle of poverty. Legal and social supportthrough partnerships with local organizations, we offer legal advice and social services to protect widows from exploitation and abuse.mental health and counselingwidows can access psychological and social support to cope with their loss and the challenges that come thereafter.3.economic empowermentafghan relief: economic empowerment programat afghan relief, we believe in not just providing aid but empowering individuals for lifelong self-reliance. Economic empowerment is crucial in this regard. We aim to equip the people of afghanistan, particularly widows, orphans, and women, with the tools they need to support themselves and contribute to their communities. Our projects:vocational trainingtailored vocational training courses in trades like sewing, carpentry, and electronics.microfinance and small business grantsmicroloans and grants to kickstart small enterprises, especially for widows and women.agricultural and livestock projecttraining and resources for sustainable agriculture and livestock management.womens empowermentspecial programs that aim to uplift women through entrepreneurship and skill development. 4.educationafghan reliefs education programeducation is not just a pathway to a brighter future; its the light that can eradicate the darkness of ignorance, poverty, and conflict. Afghan reliefs education project aims to tackle the education crisis in afghanistan head-on our projects:literacy and basic educationwe aim to bring the literacy rate up among both children and adults, focusing on the most marginalized communities.vocational and skills trainingwe offer courses in various trades, equipping adults and older children for the job market. Some of these vocational projects include carpentry, phone repair and graphic design. Science and technology educationwith only a fraction of afghan schools offering a quality science curriculum, our computer courses aim to b”