+93 77 173 1731 info@arac.af Afghanistan, Kabul, Sherpur
ARAC-O Afghanistan Rehabilitation Advance Committee Organization
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Office Address

123/A, Miranda City Likaoli
Prikano, Dope

Phone Number

+0989 7876 9865 9

+(090) 8765 86543 85

Email Address

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Evidence-Based Development by Afghans, for Afghan Communities

ARAC-O was established to contribute to Afghanistan’s social, economic, educational, health, agricultural, and humanitarian development. As a local organization, it strives to work closely with local communities and other stakeholders to identify communities’ essential needs, facilitate access to basic services for vulnerable individuals and families, and develop effective and sustainable programs across Afghanistan.

What We Do

Programs grounded in community needs

ARAC-O works with Afghan communities to deliver effective and sustainable programs in social development, health, agriculture, and education.

Community Development

Social Services

  • Distribution of food and non-food items to underprivileged and vulnerable individuals.
  • Construction of shelters for returnees and other people in need.
  • Supporting schools and mosques by addressing their needs and assisting them in resolving their challenges.
  • Implementation of public-benefit projects to improve the living conditions of communities.
  • Provision of cash assistance to orphaned children, migrants, homeless people, and other individuals in need.
Health

Health Services

  • Provision of high-quality basic and hospital healthcare services in accordance with the policies and guidelines of the Ministry of Public Health, internationally accepted standards, and community needs.
  • Delivery of specialized training programs for healthcare workers, community health volunteers, and target groups to strengthen the national health system in coordination with the relevant authorities.
  • Provision of nutrition services for mothers and children.
  • Support for safe drinking-water and water-supply programs.
  • Provision of emergency services and response, with particular attention to children, vulnerable groups, and underserved and remote communities.
  • Provision of maternal healthcare during childbirth.
  • Diagnosis and treatment of people who cannot afford the cost of medical care.
  • Procurement and distribution of essential supplies and nutritional supplements for the prevention and treatment of child malnutrition.
  • Coordination and cooperation with national NGOs, international organizations, and the United Nations in delivering services and implementing programs.
  • Establishment of emergency teams and rapid-response systems to respond promptly to incidents, disasters, and natural hazards.
  • Establishment of emergency teams and timely response systems to assist internally displaced persons, migrants, and returnees, with priority given to children, families without caregivers, and other vulnerable groups.
Agriculture

Agricultural Development

  • Conducting research to improve agricultural production and develop new and effective farming methods.
  • Training farmers in proper and standardized cultivation methods, resource management, and the use of modern agricultural technologies.
  • Providing financial assistance to farmers to develop and expand their agricultural activities.
  • Supplying and distributing improved seeds, fertilizers, and other essential agricultural inputs.
  • Supporting farmers in marketing and selling their agricultural products in domestic and international markets.
  • Providing professional advisory services to help farmers improve performance and increase agricultural production.
Education

Education and Training

  • Implementation of educational and training programs in accordance with the curricula, policies, and guidelines of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education.
  • Active participation in developing and implementing education and higher-education programs for personnel of government and non-governmental institutions working in the education, higher education, and semi-higher education sectors.
  • Implementation of vocational and professional education programs for families, children, young people, and individuals affected by substance addiction across the provinces.
  • Active participation in developing and implementing scientific and research programs with national and international institutions working in education and higher education, including organizing scientific seminars and supporting related projects.
  • Designing, developing, implementing, and evaluating targeted programs to combat illiteracy, particularly among children and adults, in coordination with the relevant institutions.
  • Active participation in developing, implementing, and evaluating programs that promote self-reliance, empowerment, and rehabilitation for persons with disabilities and other vulnerable members of society, in coordination with relevant institutions.

Our Story

Afghan-led development, grounded in community needs

The Afghanistan Rehabilitation Advance Committee Organization (ARAC-O) is a local, non-governmental, non-profit, and development organization established in Afghanistan in 1403 AH / 2024. It is officially registered with the Ministry of Economy under license/registration number 6027.

ARAC-O was established to contribute to Afghanistan’s social, economic, educational, health, agricultural, and humanitarian development. As a local organization, it works closely with communities and other stakeholders to identify essential needs, facilitate access to basic services for vulnerable individuals and families, and develop effective and sustainable programs across Afghanistan.

ARAC-O intends to gradually expand its activities throughout Afghanistan. Its programs are designed and implemented according to the genuine needs of communities, the applicable laws, policies, and regulations of the country, recognized professional standards, and available resources.

The organization strives to design its programs around communities’ actual needs and to uphold professional principles and accepted standards throughout program implementation, monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and reporting.

ARAC-O plans to develop its activities across several key sectors, including social and humanitarian services, health and nutrition, agriculture and livelihoods, education, and vocational training.

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Who We Work With

UNDP UNHCR WHO WFP UN Women UNOCHA UNODC UNFPA IOM JICA GIZ MSH Penny Appeal UK Muslim Aid MSI Reproductive Choices HealthNet TPO Colombo Plan