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AFGHANS FACING CRISIS UPON CRISIS

Staff from UNHCR partner ARWEO assess the damage in Mazar Dara village, Kunar province. © UNHCR.

Over 2 million Afghans have returned from Iran and Pakistan since 2025, many under duress, to a bitter winter and an uncertain future. 

After years of war and violence, and being uprooted from their homes, thousands of Afghan families are being forced to return to Afghanistan, a country ravaged by four decades of conflict, where nine in 10 people live in poverty, and the rights of women and girls are directly at risk.

UNHCR and partners are on the ground, racing to deliver emergency supplies like tents for families. Our teams are also at the key border points, providing vital healthcare, legal aid and psychosocial support to people returning to the country. We are giving families cash assistance to buy essential items like food, warm clothes and medicines, along with emergency and long-term shelter. And helping them rebuild their lives and integrate back into their communities, with a focus on empowering women and girls.

But there is so much more to do. With your help, we can protect families.

Please donate today. Afghan families need your protection.

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AFGHANS FACING CRISIS UPON CRISIS

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Summary of donation information

Monthly donation: Consider making a monthly donation. Monthly donations help assist more families that are impacted by the disaster. 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.
One-off donation: Your gift will help support provide safe shelter, medicine and cash assistance for families impacted by the disaster.

SGD $75

could provide a dignity kit including soap, sanitary napkins and underwear to three Afghan families affected by the recent earthquake.

SGD $320

could provide a package of essential relief supplies, including blankets, a bucket, a cooking set and gas cylinder, to two Afghan families displaced by the earthquake.

SGD $515

could provide family tents to one displaced Afghan families, providing them with temporary shelter and protection from the elements.

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Where can I see the latest reports?
UNHCR Reporting - for all the latest updates on UNHCR's protection program for vulnerable refugee families around the world.

About UNHCR
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. We work to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge, having fled violence, persecution, war or disaster at home.
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