UNHCR | Afghanistan Emergency
Afghanistan remains one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with 23.7 million people estimated to need aid in 2024.
Earthquakes and the recent flooding this year have exacerbated the vulnerabilities faced by communities struggling to access basic services. Now families are facing winter, and your support is vital.
UNHCR and partners, are responding to deliver vital humanitarian relief and basic needs support inside Afghanistan, and to Afghans and host community members in neighboring countries.
But we need your help to do more. More humanitarian aid is urgently needed to protect and assist Afghans.
Please donate now.
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How would you like to donate?
Monthly donation: Consider making a monthly donation. Monthly donations help assist more families forced to flee. By making a regular gift to UNHCR, you can provide refugees and displaced people worldwide with ongoing relief, protection, and hope for a better future.
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization working to save lives, protect rights and build a better future for refugees, internally displaced communities and stateless people. We work to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find refuge from violence or persecution.
By choosing to give a regular donation, you will be helping UNHCR to plan ahead and invest in long-term projects to improve the lives the refugees.
Faster help: Monthly donations allow UNHCR to respond to emergencies when a crisis occurs. Your gift can go where it's most needed.
Support of long-term operations: More predictable income helps UNHCR go beyond short-term emergency aid and provide families with ongoing relief and protection every single day.
Easy to donate: To set up a recurring donation, please choose the Monthly option in the form. You can always update your donations by contacting our Donor Care team at [email protected].
Your money helps UNHCR provide protection, shelter and other forms of assistance, and advocacy on behalf of displaced and stateless people every year. UNHCR staff work as closely as possible with and for people forced to flee, with 90 per cent of our workforce based in field locations. For further details on UNHCR's budget, read our Global Report.