A Home for Hope: Supporting Kapisa’s Orphaned Children

Help provide shelter, education, and hope to 150 boys and girls in Kapisa's first public orphanages.

Afghanistan's hungry children
Kapisa girls’ hands up

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Girls in Shelter

Kapisa boys’ smiles

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Boys in Shelter

Kapisa children empowered

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Children Empowered

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About Kapisa Orphanages

During 2024, almost 7.8 million of Afghan children lacked access to sufficient food during 2024, while an estimated nearly half of Afghan families were forced to ask their children to work to ensure food on the table.

For this reason, the INGO NOVE Caring Humans has now launched the first and only public girls’ orphanage in Kapisa district, after the restart of the one for boys in 2022.

Help us offer shelter, education, access to care and psychological support for 100 boys and 50 girls, while also ensuring that children maintain a connection with their families despite the hardships they face. These children were being subjected to hunger, cold weather, child labour, domestic abuse; most of them could not attend school due to the extreme poverty of their families.

For girls the situation is often exacerbated by early marriages, a system of cultural norms and sudden government decisions that do not guarantee young girls the chance to create a secure and autonomous future for themselves.

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Children Stories

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Contact

Bolani for children who would otherwise go home hungry.

bolani@rapiditeration.com