Afghan Family Guidance Association

Afghan Family Guidance Association ABOUT AFGHAN FAMILY GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION – AFGA Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) is one of the oldest non-governmental organizations in Afghanistan.

AFGA was set up in 1968, with the aim of providing families, women specially, with sexual and reproductive health counselling and contraceptives. As the country was engulfed by the civil war, AFGA had to cease its activities temporarily, reopening in 2002. In the post-Taliban Afghanistan, AFGA worked alongside the Ministry of Public Health, delivering reproductive and sexual health counselling and

services to the Afghan people. Additionally, the organization initiated and implemented activities that empowered women and youth to learn more about and take decisions regarding their sexual and reproductive health.

In partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) delivers l...
25/08/2026

In partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) delivers lifesaving reproductive health care, psychosocial support, and emergency humanitarian aid to vulnerable women, girls, and children across Afghanistan. Operating directly on the frontlines of the ongoing humanitarian crisis, this initiative targets seven provinces: Kabul, Herat, Balkh, Jawzjan, Sarepol, Ghazni, and Paktika.

To overcome severe geographic and social barriers in these underserved regions, AFGA manages a specialized medical network consisting of 26 community-based Family Health Houses, two Mobile Health Clinics for remote outreach, and a dedicated Midwifery Helpline for immediate telehealth guidance. Through this integrated approach, the project ensures the continuous delivery of high-quality, essential health services to the country's most isolated populations.

Supported by the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), the AFGA Core Fund project continues to deliver vit...
20/08/2026

Supported by the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), the AFGA Core Fund project continues to deliver vital reproductive health care across Afghanistan. The organization operates a specialized network of 9 Family Welfare Centers (FWCs), which are permanent clinics integrated directly into public hospitals. These facilities are strategically located across five provinces—Kabul, Balkh, Herat, Parwan, and Nangarhar—to provide accessible, high-quality reproductive health services. Through this integrated system, AFGA provides essential services, including maternal health support, family planning, and general gynecological care to local communities.

Following the devastating flash floods in Awlagul Village, Nuristan Province, the AFGA Emergency Response Team, supporte...
19/08/2026

Following the devastating flash floods in Awlagul Village, Nuristan Province, the AFGA Emergency Response Team, supported by UNFPA, joined partner organizations to conduct a multi-sectoral rapid needs assessment. To ensure continuity of essential maternal, child health, and psychosocial support, our team monitored the UNFPA-funded Family Health House implemented by MOVE. Besides, successfully facilitated the distribution of 191 Dignity Kits, 191 Adolescent Girls Kits, and 191 Mother & Baby Kits to address the urgent hygiene, health, and protection needs of affected women and girls. AFGA remains deeply committed to delivering timely, coordinated, and dignified assistance to emergency-affected communities across Afghanistan.

In Afghanistan’s most isolated "white areas," medical care is nearly non-existent. The AFGA's Respond Project bridges th...
18/08/2026

In Afghanistan’s most isolated "white areas," medical care is nearly non-existent. The AFGA's Respond Project bridges this critical gap by bringing life-saving healthcare directly to the women, girls, and children who need it most. Operating across four provinces, this vital network features 15 Family Health Houses, a specialized Mother and Newborn Hospital, and one Family Welfare Center. Together, they provide an essential lifeline of reproductive care, nutrition counseling, and emotional support.

With financial support from the NORAD-4 Project, the Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) continues to provide emer...
16/08/2026

With financial support from the NORAD-4 Project, the Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) continues to provide emergency reproductive health services through the Mobile Health Team (MHT) in the village of Bot Khak in Bagrami District of Kabul. This specialized unit delivers urgent reproductive health interventions and MISP services to vulnerable people, especially Afghan returnees arriving from Pakistan in critical medical conditions.

AFGA remains dedicated to providing essential healthcare services and emergency humanitarian relief to underserved and vulnerable people across the country.

09/08/2026

AFGA's SPRINT-IV Emergency Response Project (Paktika)
مستند پروژه ایمرجنسی انجمن رهنمای خانواده افغان در ولایت پکتیکا

Following the devastating flash floods in Nuristan Province, the AFGA Emergency Response Team (Central-ERT), supported b...
02/08/2026

Following the devastating flash floods in Nuristan Province, the AFGA Emergency Response Team (Central-ERT), supported by UNFPA, deployed a Joint Assessment Team along with other humanitarian partners to evaluate urgent needs and ensure the continuity of life-saving reproductive health services through the MOVE-implemented Family Health House. To address immediate vulnerabilities, the team successfully coordinated the distribution of 92 Dignity Kits to flood-affected households, providing essential hygiene and health support to women and girls. This critical response underscores AFGA’s unwavering commitment to working alongside humanitarian partners to deliver timely, coordinated, and dignified emergency assistance across Afghanistan, especially in crises.

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AFGA’s three Emergency Response Teams (ERTs) deliver rapid, lifesaving reproductive health care, maternal services, and ...
09/07/2026

AFGA’s three Emergency Response Teams (ERTs) deliver rapid, lifesaving reproductive health care, maternal services, and essential supplies to women and girls facing crises in Afghanistan. Deployed across the North, West, and Central regions. These teams also strengthen local health systems by training frontline workers and coordinating with humanitarian agencies.

Through the financial support of the NORAD-4 Project, the Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) continues to provide...
01/07/2026

Through the financial support of the NORAD-4 Project, the Afghan Family Guidance Association (AFGA) continues to provide emergency reproductive health services through the Mobile Health Team (MHT) at the Torkham border. This specialized unit delivers urgent reproductive health interventions and psychosocial support to Afghan returnees arriving from Pakistan in critical medical conditions.

AFGA remains dedicated to providing essential healthcare services and emergency humanitarian relief to underserved and vulnerable people across the country.
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د NORAD-4 پروژې د مالي ملاتړ له لارې، د تورخم په پوله کې د افګا ګرځنده روغتیایي ټیم (MHT) د هغو افغان کډوالو لپاره چې له پاکستان څخه راستانه شوي او په بحراني حالت کې دي، بیړني د زیږون روغتیا، او رواني ټولنیز خدمات وړاندې کوي. افګا ژمن دی چې د هیواد زیان منو خلکو ته په هر ځای او هر وخت کې روغتیایی خدمات او بشري مرستې وړاندې کړي

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Darulaman
Kabul
1001

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Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Sunday 08:00 - 16:00

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