Salam Watandar has conducted a survey across 26 provinces of Afghanistan to explore the significance of role models in the lives of young people, which showed that most youths have chosen role models to guide their personal and social development.
Role models are individuals whose actions and methods light the way for others and through positive and inspiring traits can help individuals in achieving their goals and improving the quality of their lives.
UNICEF reported that it supported 2,400 medical facilities across various provinces in Afghanistan in September of 2024.
Many of the treated patients reported regaining their vision post-surgery.
The campaign will last for three days and aims to vaccinate approximately 6.2 million children under the age of five against polio.
A recent survey conducted by Salam Watandar involving 30 tenants and representatives from various real estate offices in Kabul reveals that rental prices have significantly increased over the past three years.
The stories of these cobblers highlight the unspoken struggles of countless men who, due to joblessness or low-paying work, cannot provide for their families.
Consanguineous marriages or marriages among relatives are widespread in Afghanistan due to familial and cultural ties, leading to a number of genetic diseases, resulting in serious health issues for children.
Women with hearing loss and vision impairment in Laghman are challenging the stigma surrounding disabilities, asserting that their conditions do not define their abilities.
Residents from various neighborhoods in Kabul city are expressing their frustration over a rise in power outages in recent days, with many reporting that they spend most nights without electricity.
With the mounting restrictions on women’s employment, many single mothers have lost their income sources and turned to domestic labour for survival.
A year after the devastating earthquake in the Zinda Jan district of Herat, survivors report ongoing struggles with access to basic living essentials.
