Empowering Communities to Address Family and Social Conflects a the Local Level
Empowering Communities to Address Family and Social Conflects a the Local Level
Provincial Discussion Meeting Herat – OSAA – OMO
Provincial meetings were organized in Herat and Badghis, bringing together 120 committee members from Herat and 80 from Badghis. The meetings were held separately for each committee with local authorities to introduce committee members, review achievements, and address concerns raised by the committees. These sessions fostered collaboration between committee representatives and provincial stakeholders, promoted transparency,…
Empowering returnee and IDP women for economic and social reintegration
On October 7, 2023, a devastating 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck Herat Province, Afghanistan, causing extensive destruction and loss of life. This disaster particularly impacted vulnerable populations, especially women and girls, leaving them in dire need of medical and psychological support. In the aftermath, OSAA launched an emergency medical support project, funded by UN-Women, to address these…
“ONGOING” Building Cohesive and Peaceful Communities by Addressing the Root Causes of Social Inequalities and Conflict
This project, funded by UN Women, commenced in August 2023 and is set to continue until July 2026, with implementation focused in the Herat and Badghis provinces. The project aims to address the root causes of social problems and conflict in light of Islamic laws, with a strong emphasis on promoting cohesive and peaceful communities.…
OSAA New TVET-Livelihood Project Beneficiary Selection Process start up meeting
Beneficiary Selection Process start up meeting Details Date: Tuesday, March 29, 2022 Time: 10:00 – 11:15 am Venue: Employment and Entrepreneurship Services Center – EESC of OSAA OSSA organization held a coordination meeting to start the process of selecting the beneficiaries of the ‘reintegration of street children through vocational training and employment in Herat province’…
Holding The 2nd Inter-Community Dialogue on the Child Protection Structures’ experience Sharing in Herat province
The 2nd Inter-Community Dialogue on the Child Protection Structures’ experience Sharing in Herat province was held by the OSAA organization on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. The dialogue was held with the participation of HELP country director in Afghanistan, OSAA director, INGO and NNGO representatives, representatives of DOLSA, community elders, Arbabs, religious leaders, women activists, and…
Holding the Graduation Ceremony of 550 most vulnerable children from the OSAA vocational classes in Herat province
Details November 14, 2022Ansari VTC, Herat, AfghanistanThe Graduation Ceremony of the 1st round of the HELP Germany TVET project was successfully held with the participation of the HELP Germany Country Director in Afghanistan, the OSAA organization Director, UNICEF and WFP representatives, DoLSA and DoEC directors and guests from other active INGOs in Ansari VTC on Monday,…
Summary Report of the Second Round Graduation Ceremony
Details On September 19, 2023, Ansari VTC hosted the second round’s graduation ceremony for the TVET project. This ceremony was held with the participation of HELP Germany INGO, UNICEF, DoLSA, OSAA, the Union of Craftsmen, and other active NGOs in the TVET section. In the beginning, Mr. Wais Ahmad Hikmat, Program Manager of OSAA, welcomed…
Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET)
Job Fair: Inauguration of Employment Fair and graduation ceremony of Ansari Vocational Training Centre graduates in Herat Details Help International German Organization and Organization for Sustainable Aid in Afghanistan (OSAA) in close cooperation with Herat Department of Labor and Social Affairs conducted the first Vocational Employment Fair in Herat. The fair will be open to…
“ONGOING” Economic Empowerment and Support Services for Vulnerable Families in Herat and Badghis Provinces
The project, funded by WPHF, focuses on IPDs and returnees at 6 locations of Herat and Badghis provinces. It has been started in April 2025 and will end in February 2026. With an emphasis on IDPs and returnees, it seeks to give disadvantaged families financial stability and economic empowerment. 450 people, 120 of whom are…