Autism Afghanistan
Small stipends to allow a trusted family member to remain home and provide consistent daily care.
Diapers, wipes, gloves, soap, and tailored hygiene items for each child.
Simple, individualized caregiving routines taught by volunteer trainers familiar with autism.
Sessions in communities and mosques to reduce stigma and teach basic understanding of autism in Dari and Pashto.
Connecting families to local physicians, clinics, and specialists where available.
Assistance with essential medications that families cannot afford.
Support for getting to clinics, medical appointments, and community activities.
Helping families safely access public baths, swimming pools, parks, and other shared spaces.
10 in greatest need
Direct family support via local coordinators
Receipts, respectful documentation, periodic updates