Help resettle our New Afghan Arrivals into Australia by giving them a bright future

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As our new arrivals continue to land on our shores, we will keep our promise to care for them by welcoming them with open arms to their new home. With your continued support we will be able to provide them with new hope and with the secure, happy and healthy future that everyone deserves.

As our new arrivals seek to rebuild their lives and navigate language barriers here, Mahboba’s Promise will provide the housing, education, community connection,
social, psychological and physical health support and care required to ensure a
healthy, sustainable and empowering transition.

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Help resettle our New Afghan Arrivals into Australia by giving them new hope in their new homeland

We feel blessed and fortunate that some of our orphans and staff from Afghanistan have been possible and that they have had the chance to escape the conflict and current life-threatening conditions the Afghan community continues to endure. As we welcome them into our country with warm hearts and open arms, we have the responsibility to implement a meaningful plan to care for them practically, physically, socially and mentally.

The orphans, widows and staff will inevitably carry the scars of conflict and the trauma of their harrowing journey: a hasty exit to Australia, having fled in traumatic circumstances, separated from the only home they have ever known with very few belongings - something no human being have to endure.

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Their emergency exit and isolation during quarantine will have an effect on their mental health and wellbeing. Our priority is to support our new Afghan arrivals with social, medical and practical support as a first step towards their successful transition into Australia.

Help Mahboba’s Promise to create a bright new future for these brave young Afghans

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With your generous help we will provide

Welcome packs

New clothes and shoes

Toys and books

Hygiene products

Medical and psychological support

Short-and-long term resettlement support and education

A small professional team to support our efforts in the transition process

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Help resettle our New Afghan Arrivals into Australia by giving them a bright new future

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New Arrival Appeal 2021

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Donation Total: $200.00

If you are experiencing any donation issue, please let us know via email: office@mahbobaspromise.org

Offline Donations

Via Direct Deposit:

Mahboba’s Promise Inc
Bank: Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 062 320 Account Number: 1017 6256
SWIFT Code: CTBAAU2S (for overseas donors)

Use the reference “Emergency Appeal” and your name.

Let us know your contact details via office@mahbobaspromise.org

Via Phone:

Call our office on +61 2 9887 1665 between the hours of 10 AM – 3 PM Monday to Friday.

Via Mail:

Send a cheque, money order or cash to:

Mahboba’s Promise
PO Box 6234
North Ryde NSW 2113

On the ground in Afghanistan

As we raise funds to support our efforts in Australia to resettle our new arrivals, Mahboba’s Promise remains committed to our on-going efforts on the ground in Afghanistan to help secure a safe and positive future for the country’s women and children... We are currently supporting 900+ displaced families, providing daily food & water parcels, tents, clothes, medical supplies and water tanks. Our staff are Afghan nationals and remain on the ground providing humanitarian support each day.

EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND AFGHANISTAN NEEDS YOU

URGENT : Panjshir Valley Humanitarian Crisis

Afghanistan’s Panjshir valley is in crisis. Families are trapped inside the narrow valley without enough food or medical supplies, and cut off from the outside world as the conflict in the region continues.

As we continue to do what we can on the ground we are making an appeal for international intervention from global NGO’s to assist us reach more people in need of our help.
We can’t do this alone.
We need your help.

BBC World interview with Mahboba Rawi on 08/09/2021

Mahboba’s Promise have a strong presence in Panjshir Valley and look after a community of over 1,000 widows, children, orphans and vulnerable families.

We have responded to this urgent crisis immediately and have activated our local team in Panjshir Valley to look after the mounting displacement of residents by offering shelter , food and water and by delivering food and supplies to those at homes but with no access to basic needs. Our supplies are limited and we need international support to sustain our activity in this region.

Our target is $5 million

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Mahboba’s Promise is on the ground in Afghanistan
We are not leaving.

Mahboba’s Promise has been helping the most vulnerable in Afghanistan for over 25 years. We need to stay and fight for the children, widows and families that depend on us.

Our staff and volunteers are all local in Afghanistan. This is our home and these are our people. We are preparing for the worst. But continue to fight for a brighter tomorrow.

Reuters interview with Mahboba Rawi on 08/09/2021

The UN estimates 1.25m people have been displaced and numbers increase daily.

We are focusing our efforts on the needs of the 900+  families that have set up camp outside Kabul and the Panjshir Valley community who have no access to food and basic needs. The number of displaced orphans, widows and families grows daily.

YOU CAN HELP. PLEASE DONATE TODAY
YOU CAN HELP. PLEASE DONATE TODAY

Mahboba’s Promise Response

Food distribution to displaced families. Video by MPA team on 19/8/2021

We have activated our response in Panshjir valley after the devastating news of the attack on September 5th. We are supplying food and basic needs to a community of over 1,000 people that we look after in this region. This number continues to grow.

We are currently supporting 900+ displaced families who have set up in the camp outside Kabul close to our orphanage. We are on the ground, providing emergency shelter, food and water parcels, medical and hygiene essentials, water tanks, clothing and other emergency items.

We are actively relocating families, widows and children to safer regions and providing safe passage for some to return to extended family in their hometowns.

Our Hope Houses continue to provide refuge and safety to ensure our orphans are protected and out of harm’s way.

There are many still in imminent danger and in need of our immediate assistance. The situation is volatile and changes daily. Our response is dynamic as we react to people’s needs as every day unfolds.

We urgently need your help to scale up our supplies, resources, manpower, security and transport as the situation worsens.

YOUR DONATION IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
YOUR DONATION IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Your donations to our Emergency Relief Fund will make an immediate impact

Our target is $5 million

Food distribution to displaced families. Photos by MPA team on 19/8/2021

By donating today you will:

  • continue our mission to provide shelter, food, water, medical and hygiene products and basic needs to vulnerable women, children families and orphans
  • help us set up more tents at the camp as needed
  • allow Mahboba’s Promise to supply large communal water tanks on the camp to give children and families access to clean drinking water
  • enable us to source and distribute sandals and changes of clothes
  • help us securely relocate families from the camp in Kabul to return to extended family in their hometowns

  • allow us to increase our on the ground task force to locate those most in need of our help

Girls and women are the most vulnerable and at risk of imminent danger. Their safety and health remains our biggest concern.

Please help us protect those in need during this humanitarian emergency

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YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT HAS MADE A MEANINGFUL AND INSTANT IMPACT

Donations to date have allowed us to respond quickly and have made a difference to so many already. Your generosity and kindness has allowed us to provide:

tents for displaced families forced to flee their homes

food and water parcels delivered daily

large water tanks with fresh drinking water delivered by crane to our campsite

medical and hygiene supplies as needed

changes of clothing and the supply of sandals

relocation support for a number of families

Emergency Relief Fund: Afghanistan Needs You

We’re urgently in need of $5 million. Anything you can give – big or small - will make an immediate difference as we work towards achieving our goal.

Afghanistan Displacement Emergency Appeal 2021

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Donation Total: $500.00

If you are experiencing any donation issue, please let us know via email: office@mahbobaspromise.org

Offline Donations

Via Direct Deposit:

Mahboba’s Promise Inc
Bank: Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 062 320 Account Number: 1017 6256
SWIFT Code: CTBAAU2S (for overseas donors)

Use the reference “Emergency Appeal” and your name.

Let us know your contact details via office@mahbobaspromise.org

Via Phone:

Call our office on +61 2 9887 1665 between the hours of 10 AM – 3 PM Monday to Friday.

Via Mail:

Send a cheque, money order or cash to:

Mahboba’s Promise
PO Box 6234
North Ryde NSW 2113

IMPORTANT NOTICE

An important announcement to all our supporters:

Mahboba’s Promise is continuing its work. We were able to access emergency funds in Afghanistan before the bank closures. These funds are facilitating our immediate response and ongoing commitments on the ground.

The situation in Afghanistan is volatile. As at 9th September 2021, the banks in Kabul remain closed and compromise any safe transfer of funds.

All donations to our Emergency Relief Fund will be kept securely in Mahboba’s Promise Australian bank account until the first opportunity to transfer funds back into Afghanistan safely.

In addition to helping those in immediate need, the Emergency Relief Fund hopes to maintain our existing activities and commitments such as our orphanages and schools on the ground in Afghanistan. As things develop, our funds may also need to support refugees arriving from Afghanistan into Australia.