Across the Afghanistan, We Are United in Our Dedication to Children’s Rights
Our Approach
The Condition of Children in Afghanistan
Children in Afghanistan endure severe hardships due to ongoing conflict, displacement, and socio-economic challenges. Many face significant stress and trauma that impact their mental and physical well-being. Access to education, healthcare, and protection from violence is limited, leaving them vulnerable and without the necessary support to thrive.
Our Care System
To address these critical issues, the Afghan Save the Child and Protection Organization (ASCPO) is developing a comprehensive care system centered around the needs of children and youth. Our approach is designed to improve the lives of those affected by conflict and ensure they receive the support they need to overcome their circumstances.
Improving Children’s Lives
The ASCPO Care System is an integrated suite of interventions aimed at enhancing the well-being of children impacted by violence. With over 13 years of experience working in challenging environments, we tailor our approach to meet the diverse needs of Afghan children while adhering to the highest humanitarian standards.
By offering a combination of psychosocial support, child protection, and educational opportunities, we empower children to reclaim their lives and rebuild their futures. Our holistic methods work together to maximize impact, ensuring that as many children as possible benefit from our services.
Strengthening Communities
Recognizing that the effects of violence extend beyond individual children, our Care System also addresses the broader community impacts, such as increased rates of child abuse and the breakdown of educational systems. We actively engage families, caregivers, and trusted adults in our initiatives, fostering protective communities that uphold children’s rights and well-being.
Setting New Standards
At ASCPO, we are committed to implementing best practices in humanitarian care while continuously evaluating and refining our interventions through research. By building a robust evidence base, we aim to demonstrate the effectiveness of our programs and attract partnerships that enable us to extend our reach and support to millions of Afghan children.
01.
— Our Mission
Our mission is to protect, support, and empower the children of Afghanistan by ensuring their safety, promoting access to quality education, and advocating for their rights. We are committed to creating a nurturing and inclusive environment where every child can grow, learn, and thrive, free from violence and exploitation.
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— Our Vision
Our vision is an Afghanistan where every child is safe, educated, and empowered to reach their full potential, growing up in a society free from violence, exploitation, and inequality
03.
— Our Value
At ASCPO, we prioritize the safety and protection of every child, empowering them through education and support. We promote equality and inclusivity, advocate for children’s rights, and collaborate with communities to create lasting change
Our Interventions
Can’t Wait to Learn: Delivering quality education through innovative technology, ensuring Afghan children can continue their learning regardless of their circumstances.
BeThere: Supporting caregivers in recognizing the critical role they play in nurturing and protecting children.
ReachNow: Providing low-cost mental health solutions to families suffering from the psychological effects of conflict.
CORE for Teachers: Equipping teachers with the skills and support they need to educate children in crisis-affected areas.
EASE (Early Adolescent Skills for Emotions): Addressing the mental health needs of adolescents living in violence-affected environments.
Nurturing Families: Offering comprehensive support to families facing the challenges of violence and instability.
Seeds for Child Protection: Developing community-driven child protection initiatives to safeguard vulnerable children during crises.
STRETCH for Stigma: Working to reduce stigma and ensure all children have access to our services and support.
TeamUp: Engaging refugee children in structured activities to bolster resilience and psychosocial well-being.
WeACT: Ensuring high-quality care by empowering frontline workers in humanitarian settings.
Partners
