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Let’s Help the Starving Children In Afghanistan!
Humanity has no borders! According to World Food Program (WFP) surveys, 95 per cent of households in Afghanistan don’t have enough food; adults are eating less and skipping meals so their children can eat. Fourteen million people in Afghanistan are facing acute food insecurity with 3.2 million children under the age of 5 suffering from malnutrition. At least 1 million of these children are at high risk of starving to death due to acute malnutrition. Similarly, breastfeeding mothers are starving and are facing lactation insufficiency. Babies are emaciated while the chilling winter has just started, which further threatens these children’s survival. At such a hard time, we should all act selflessly to save the lives of our own kind.
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- AAHP-UK – AAHPUK New WebsiteHumanity has no borders! According to World Food Program (WFP) surveys, 95 per cent of households in Afghanistan don’t have enough food; adults are eating less and skipping meals so their children can eat. Fourteen million people in Afghanistan are facing acute food insecurity with 3.2 million chi...(Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more »
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We are proud of our partners on the ground, AIMA volunteers are providing humanitarian work for the people affected by the recent earthquake. https://www.facebook.com/1589733064574087/posts/3228529580694419/?d=n (Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more » - Photos from Association of Afghan Healthcare Professionals-UK's post
https://gofund.me/cec37ed0 Fundraising for earthquake affected people in Afghanistan At 01.30 local time on 22 June, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake with a depth of 10km struck the Central Region of Afghanistan impacting Paktika and Khost provinces. Affected districted identified to date include Barmal, Ziruk, Nika and Giyan in Paktika province and Spera district in Khost Province. Gayan district in Paktika province is reportedly the worst affected. In total over 1100 people have been killed and over 1500 have been injured. The number of casualties is expected to rise as search and rescue operations are ongoing. Humanitarian partners and organisation are preparing to mobilise resources to assist affected families Paktika and Khost provinces. As always, the Association of Afghan Healthcare Professionals-UK (www.aahpuk.org) stands by its people at this difficult time and has designed projects with its strategic delivery partners on the ground to mobilise medical team for providing health services and other volunteers to distribute food packages to affected families. The affected districts are far from the centre of the provinces, even roads and basic infrastructure do not exist and it takes several hours for vehicles reach to these areas. The AAHPUK has already raised some money for this purpose and strongly appeal to raise more funds that precious lives can be saved in a timely manner. Your generous contribution at this moment would make a difference. (Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more »
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- RT @MohsinAminn: AIMA’s doctors are in the regional hospital of Paktika and visited the Argun district yesterday. Medical suppli...
RT @MohsinAminn: AIMA’s doctors are in the regional hospital of Paktika and visited the Argun district yesterday. Medical supplies and boxes of medicine were provided to the hospital. AIMA said they are coordinating with the team of MoPH on the ground. @AAHPUK financed this free medical camp. (Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more » - RT @tomas_niklasson: Afghan Diaspora Call to Action well received. I see it as encouragement to continue the EU's current approa...RT @tomas_niklasson: Afghan Diaspora Call to Action well received. I see it as encouragement to continue the EU's current approach towards Afghanistan with even more determination. https://twitter.com/DRCBrussels/status/1526186216047132673(Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more »
- په برتانيه کې د افغان روغتيايي کارکوونکو ټولنه ټولو هېوادوالو ته د نېکمرغه کوچني اختر مبارکي وايي. عيد سعيد الفطر به همه شما ت...په برتانيه کې د افغان روغتيايي کارکوونکو ټولنه ټولو هېوادوالو ته د نېکمرغه کوچني اختر مبارکي وايي. عيد سعيد الفطر به همه شما تبريك باشد انجمن صحى افغانها در بريتانيا The Association of Afghan healthcare professionals UK sends sincere EID congratulations to you all(Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more »
- RT @sidhant: "India has already supplied 4000MT of wheat, half a million doses of COVAXIN, 13 tons of essential lifesaving medic...RT @sidhant: "India has already supplied 4000MT of wheat, half a million doses of COVAXIN, 13 tons of essential lifesaving medicines and winter clothing for the Afghan people", @IndiaUNGeneva @IndraManiPR tells UN HRC https://t.co/2T8oD7FahA(Feed generated with FetchRSS) Read more »
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