Healthcare for 5,000 conflict-affected children

Hundreds of health facilities have closed in Afghanistan, leaving an estimate of 3 millions, many of them children, without access to essential health services. For children living and working on the streets, who are already among the most vulnerable in a country facing one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. Without timely care, a treatable illness can become a life-threatening one.

This gift brings essential healthcare directly to 5,000 children living or working on the streets, providing medical check-ups, treatment and follow-up care to protect their health and well-being.