ORGANIZATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
Afgan Women
Founded in 2002. View the impact we have made in our 20+ years of relief efforts. The Organization for the Advancement of Afghan Women is a non-profit organization that strives to make a positive difference in the lives of Afghan women, men, and children by providing access to education and health care services.
delivering assistance to the most
vulnerable, especially children
We Are on A Mission To
Help & Give Hope
OAAW has made a positive difference in the lives of Afghan women, men, and children for 20+ years by providing access to education and health care services. We continue to support the country’s transition from decades of war and natural disasters so that children, adolescents, women, and men can access the services they need and fulfill their right to survival, development, protection, and participation.
Our History
OAAW Past Projects & Relief Aid
“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”
-Aesop
1
+
Years
OAAW Was Founded
The Organization for the Advancement of Afghan Women is a non-profit organization that strives to make a positive difference in the lives of Afghan women, men, and children by providing access to education and health care services.
OAAW Donated Blankets to The Bamiyan Province
The blankets were collected by board members from New York & New Jersey. The blakets were then delivered by the US ARMY Relief Services.
OAAW Donated $10,000 In Essential Supplies
The donation included $10,000 worth of rice & oil. These essential supplies were delivered to refugee camps throughout Afghanistan.
OAAW Supported & Donated to
Malai Scarves. An Afghan Entrepreneur based in Kabul.
OAAW Supported & Donated to
The Princess India Foundation to help towards their project based in Afghanistan.
OAAW Supported & Donated to
The Emergency USA Hospital in Afghanistan. The donations were distributed to the Helman & Panjshir Avalanche Survivors.
OAAW Continued Support & Relief Aid
OAAW continues to support the country’s transition from decades of war and natural disasters so that children, adolescents, women and men can access the services they need and fulfil their right to survival, development, protection and participation. Millions continue to need essential services, including primary healthcare, lifesaving vaccines against polio and measles, nutrition, education, protection, shelter, water and sanitation.
