AFGHANISTAN

Afghanistan is a landlocked country located in South Asia, bordered by Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. Its diverse landscape features mountains, deserts, and fertile valleys, which have shaped the culture and lifestyle of its people. Throughout its history, Afghanistan has been at the crossroads of various civilizations, influencing and being influenced by neighboring regions. The nation has faced significant challenges, particularly in the context of political conflict and instability, which has affected its development and the well-being of its citizens. Despite these hardships, Afghanistan has a rich cultural heritage, characterized by traditional music, art, and literature, reflecting the resilience of its communities.

GIVE TO ORGANIZATIONS SERVING AFGHANISTAN:

International Refugee Assistance Program

Women For Afghan Women

I hope you can use these pages somehow as a reminder to not only pray for the people of Afghanistan, but also to set aside some of your excess to promote the good of the people there.

Women for Afghan Women (WAW)

is the largest women’s organization in Afghanistan, with over 850 local Afghan staff working tirelessly to provide support services to women, children, and families.

Working with strategic partners and local stakeholders, WAW’s ultimate goal in Afghanistan is to transform norms of violence and oppression into that of peace and equality. DONATE DIRECTLY TO WAW HERE

Praying for Afghanistan - Stevie Doodles profits for August and September 2021 will be split between two organizations doing good work in Afghanistan

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IRAP

“The United States’ presence in Iraq and Afghanistan has relied on the life-saving assistance of thousands of Iraqis and Afghans who put themselves in danger to serve alongside U.S. troops, diplomats, and contractors. These individuals provided indispensable linguistic, cultural, and geographic knowledge to the United States at great personal risk to themselves and their loved ones.

Since 2006, Congress has established several Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) programs that allow eligible applicants to resettle to safety in the United States. Nevertheless, thousands of Iraqi and Afghan allies remain trapped in legal limbo, while facing persistent threats for their collaboration with the United States. Through systemic advocacy, zealous casework, and strategic litigation, IRAP is working to ensure that the U.S. government follows through on its commitment to them.” DONATE TO IRAP DIRECTLY