Humanitarian Organization for Advocacy and Development

The prolonged civil conflicts in Afghanistan have devastated the country’s infrastructure, perpetuating poverty, human rights abuses, and weak governance. These challenges have left youth, women, and children most vulnerable, creating a lost generation with limited access to education, employment, and basic services. In response, the Humanitarian Organization for Advocacy & Development (HOAD), established in 2003, is dedicated to rebuilding Afghanistan through integrated approaches focusing on human rights advocacy, humanitarian aid, agricultural growth, and community development. HOAD employs participatory action research to address community needs, reduce poverty, and promote social and economic development. It provides training, capacity building, and good governance support while fostering peace, tolerance, and human rights advocacy, aiming to empower Afghan communities for a prosperous future.