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The information has been collected by the ANCB staff, provided by member NGOsand efforts have been made to make sure the accuracy of the information, however. this doesnot include all Afghan NGOs which are registered with the Government of Islamic Republic ofAfghanistan and confined to only ANCB members. Weare also working on improving our communication network with our members especially with those inmore remote provinces. This will make sure collection of more information faster and reliable. We would also like to thank all NGOs who have contributedto this directory and hope for their continued support in keeping future issues complete and accurate and wouldrequest to all those members who were not able to provide information for this issueto provide their organizations information necessary for the next issue of this directory. I hope this directory will serve the Donor & UN agencies, Government of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, International Community and other stakeholders with useful information about ANCB member NGOs and will enable them to have a clear and comprehensive picture of the activities of Afghan NGOs. Mohammad Nasib Chairman, ANCB TABLE OF CONTENTS AABRAR AADA 3 AAWU ABNA 7 ABR 9 ABRO 11 ACDO 13 ACLU 15 ACRU 17 ACT 19 ADNA 21 ADVTP 22 AEA 24 AFS 25 AGHCO 27 EHBA 29 AHCO 31 AHDO 32 AHDS 34 AHRO 36 AHTP 38 AIL 40 AIRO 42 ANAR 44 AMRA 46 AMWA 47 APA 49 APWO 51 AREA 53 AREC 55 AREP 57 AREO 59 ASRAF 61 ASSC 63 ASSRA 65 AWAKEN 67 AWARD 69 AWCDO 70 AWEC 72 AWO 74 AWSE 76 AWWD 78 AWWO 80 BAS 82 BASTRAT 83 BCURA 85 BHC 87 BRD 88 CDRU 90 CPAU 92 CAWC 94 CCA 96 CDU 97 CoAR 99 DAO 101 DARMAN 102 DEGRA 103 DRSA 105 ECW 106 EHD 108 EMDAD 110 ERDA 112 ESAR 114 FRDO 116 GRSP 117 HAFO 119 HADN 121 HAOA 123 HAS 125 HAWA 127 HDCAW 129 HEWAD 131 HHO 133 IBNASINA 134 IHSAN 137 JACK 139 KRA 141 KNF 143 LROA 144 AWVSLC (MAHARAT) 146 MRAA 148 MSSAA 150 PRB 152 REACA 154 RCOA 156 RDO 158 ROA 160 ROPSFA 161 RSSA 163 SADAAT 165 SAHAR 167 SEA 169 SFRD 171 SSDA 173 STAAR 174 SVF 176 THRA 178 UMCA/RPA 180 WADAN 182 WRA 184 WRADO 186 WROYA 187 WSRO 189 WSTA 191 YAAR 193 AABRAR'S BACKGROUND Afghan Amputee Bicyclists for Rehabilitation and Recreation (AABRAR) is a small, Afghan non -government organization that is concerned with the physical rehabilitation and socio- economic integration of disabled people and other vulnerable groups into the community. In its inception in 1992, AABRAR began a bicycle training program for amputees to improve mobility and increase their independence, enabling them to travel to and work from, and save on transportations costs. Since then, AABRAR has expanded its activities to offer a range of services to vulnerable people, designing special programs for women and children to address their needs. AABRAR's programs include physiotherapy (center based and community based for both males and females) and health care, bicycle training, vocational training, numeracy and literacy classes, mine awareness, HIV /AIDS awareness, drug awareness and health education training, and various sporting activities. AABRAR also works in the area of social development, helping to raise awareness of the rights of disabled people within Afghanistan and dispel negative attitudes towards disability. AABRAR is concerned with the physical rehabilitation and socio- economic integration of disabled people into the community, and has implemented a range of activities to help people achieve mobility, become economically empowered, increase self- confidence, and develop the skills needed to live an independent life. AABRAR's direct beneficiaries are predominately disabled people; the majority of which are amputees as a result of land -mine accidents. Others suffer from paraplegia, polio, cerebral palsy, and clubfoot. By only focusing on certain groups such as `disabled people', other vulnerable groups often fall through the cracks andremain unassisted by NGO's. AABRAR has therefore recently widened its beneficiary classification to include people from other vulnerable groups such as widows, orphans, unemployed people, ex- combatants, and streetworking children, so as to reach those people most in need of assistance. Since its inception in 1992, AABRAR has helped over 45,000 people recoverphysically and emotionally from their injuries and increased their socio- economic participation indifferent programs. AABRAR has centers in Kabul andJalalabad and recently has successfully opened offices in Laghman, Kunar, Nurestan, Paktika and Ghazni and is seeking toexpand its programs to all major cities in Afghanistan. AABRAR is a registered member of the Islamic Government ofAfghanistan ( with ministry of economy), Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief (ACBAR), aregistered member of Afghan NGO Coordination Bureau (ANCB), a Member of theSteering Committee of the Afghan Campaign to Ban Landmines (ACBL), and a Member of theAfghan Paralympics Committee (APC). Afghan NGOs Coordination Bureau Member NGOs Directory AABRAR Member Of.. 1.K.07 //j/ielSyLÌ /%/;;;AV2SX.O.:&4íG6. A,;; b A ANCB IACBAR Head Office: Address: Phone: 0700284 986, 0700 273 558 Key Staff: 3'd street Project Taimany Fax: Nil 1. Dr. Abdul Baseer (Executive Director) Kabul. Afghanistan Email: aabrar_ulkab @yahoo.com.au2. Abdul Nasir (Assistant Director) Website: www.aabrar.org 3. Raza Gul (Admin Officer) Sub Offices: Location In Charge Email Address Phone 1. Nangarhar Abdul Nasir aabrar.jalalabadggmail.com 0700611917 2. Laghman Inayat Ullah inayat.aabrar @gmail.com 0772828290 3. Kunar Saif Ur Rahaman saif.aabrar @gmail.com 0779268318 4.Nooristan Inayat Ullah [email protected] 0708961214 Mohammad 5.Paktika Mohdnaseem naseem rayahoo.com 0700273558 Naseem 6.Ghazni Attar Uddin [email protected] 0778585585 Donor Agencies Targeted Provinces NPAD,UNDP, Z UNOCHA,UNICEF,UNHCR OHCHR /UNDP, UNOPS, UNODC DAI, NSDP /MoLSAMD, EU, i CG,Trocaire Ireland, MoE, GTZ . Asia Foundation,IRC, ARF, C SCA,DED Germany, Canadian Embassy, Personnel Administrative Technical Support Total Sectors of Activity Afghan 40 100 170 310 Disability, Vulnerability, Awareness raising /trainings on Expatriate 1 0 0 1 human rights, Emergency relief, Health and Sports Grand Total 41 100 170 311 Afghan NGOs Coordination Bureau Member NGOs Directory Agency for Assistance and Development of Afghanistan (AADA) Fact Sheet 1.Background Agency for Assistance and Development of Afghanistan (AADA) is a non -political, non for profit and independent organization founded in September 2005. AADA's team has extensive experience of health and development projects, capacity building and communication programs at national and international level. AADA is committed to substantively involve the community in the needs assessment, choice of target, program development and evaluation. 2.Vision Afghan Communities Empowered tp achieve peace and prosperity 3.Mission Statement A Center of Excellence committed to improving the lives of Afghan communities, especially women, children and most vulnerable youths Afghan NGOs Coordination Bureau Member NGOs Directory Agency for Assistance Development for Afghanistan (AADA) Member Of INNS , . ..1111111r.,... ANCB Head Office: Address: Phone: 0707245815 Key Staff: H# 192, Opposite Azizi Bank Fax: N/A I.Dr. Jammaluddin .lawaid. General Director Char Rahi Pule Surkh, Kabul Email: [email protected] 2. Dr. Farooq Mujadadi, Operation Director Afghanistan Website: www.aada.org.af 3.Dr. Rukhshan Safi, CBHC /RH Manager Sub Offices: Location In Charge Email Address Phone 1. Bamyan Dr. Khali Anwari kanwari @aada.org.af 0799409582 Dr. Qamaruddin 2.Faryab gamaruddinfakhri @ yahoo.com0799271526 Fakhri Dr. Saif 3.Khost [email protected] Ibrahimkhail 0700637370 Donor Agencies Targeted Provinces z Province Sector UNFPA, UNICEF Bamyan Health, Live Stock Faryab Health cA Khost Health MoPH, USAID, WHO, ARD Jawzjan Carpet Weaving O Personnel Administrative Technical Support Total Sectors of Activity Afghan 46 212 103 361 Health, Training, Livestock, Expatriate N/A N/A N/A N/A Carpet Weaving and Human Rights Grand Total 46 212 103 361 Afghan NGOs Coordination Bureau Member NGOs Directory ALL AFGHAN WOMEN ACTIVITY (AAWU) BACKGROUND In April 1992 when Mujahideen entered Kabul, the torching, robbing, roping, lashed started those sharp moments atmosphere the whole country. People, men, women and children were in treat terror. Most of them suffered poverty, roping and execution if first days of September, I discovered this organization in those sharp activities I visibly inside the country. Because of this mission I changes my sur -name to (perlika) especially during the darkregime of Taliban, when the schools, colleges, universities and offices were completed closed and women were not allowed to be employed, to be educated and to take part in manyactivities. So we stated our mission (for the right of women) especially inparties either it was any kind of party (sorrows or happiness) when the women together in such parties we used togive speech and expression for rights of women. Most of those speeches are taken especially in shurines. In the same momentthe braw and talented women of country for starting a conflictagainst the destructive rule of Taliban and Mujaheddin and to civilizing the abilities of women for getting their rights, discovered manytrainees, literacy, computer, English and handicraft courses.
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