“Several Come Back, Even If Only to Say Thank You and That They Feel Better.”
"They often show us photos of their children, their home, their pets... thus starting the process of reconstructing the temporal continuity interrupted by the war, tying together that 'before' and 'after'.”
N. Only Draws Moving Cars and A House to Leave From.
A. thanks us because she has found a "safe place" where she can cry and vent her anguish without fear of falling apart.
Afghanistan’s Health System Is in Critical Condition. We Are Here to Support It.
Shekiba tells us the blunt reality of conditions in Afghanistan.
“We Are Committed to This Project.”
EMERGENCY is supporting the social and medical needs of the victims of this war.
“Best Performing Medical Emergency Response Team”
An award for supporting the country at the most difficult times.
“To Build A Society Without That Terrible Disease, Which Is War.”
Emanuele Nannini, EMERGENCY’s Country Director in Afghanistan, joined a roundtable last Tuesday, where he shared how hospitals perceive the current status of humanitarian aid in the country. “Healthcare is always one of the most affected areas, just as it is…
