
Stigma and lack of support deter youths from seeking help for mental health
Salam Watandar has conducted interviews with 30 young individuals in Afghanistan suffering from mental health issues to examine their access to related services.

Salam Watandar has conducted interviews with 30 young individuals in Afghanistan suffering from mental health issues to examine their access to related services.

With the slogan, ‘One hour for yourself, one hour for the country’s progress – read,’ Rahmanullah aims to break down barriers to education and offer young people opportunities for growth.

Self-medication has been on the rise in Taloqan, the capital of Takhar province, as well as in its remote districts.

Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate, claims that the de-facto government is working to provide suitable job opportunities for capable youths.

Residents of Sangtakht and Bandar district in Daikundi province, Afghanistan, report that the lack of electricity is not only making daily life difficult but is

Some residents of the “Ghurki” area near the Torkham border crossing say that recent clashes between the Islamic Emirate’s forces and Pakistan’s military forced them to flee their homes.

The cause of the accident is attributed to reckless driving.

Officials from the Directorate of Public Health in Paktia say that the incidence of measles among children in the province has increased by 60%.

In a small corner of Zabul, the story of Sakhidad unfolds as a testament to hope and resilience. For years, his life was defined by the grip of addiction, a battle that seemed unending. But today, Sakhidad stands as a symbol of recovery, having fought through the darkest chapters of his life to reclaim his health and dignity.

Many young people in Afghanistan have expressed concerns over the decline of youth support programs, capacity-building initiatives, and educational opportunities.

A survey conducted by Salam Watandar among 219 young individuals shows that 40% of the Afghan youths are pessimistic about their future, while 60% remain hopeful.

The devastating flash floods in Farah province have resulted in the loss of 22 lives, with 25 others injured, local officials reported.