Who We Are

The Organization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge (OAWCK), established in 2010 by social workers and Human rights activists, is a nonpolitical, nonsectarian nonprofit registered with Afghanistan’s Ministry of Economy (#1888). A member of ACBAR, ANCB, and SAWABIC, it earned certification from the Afghanistan Institute of Civil Societies (AICS) in 2020 and joined AHF Funds.

OAWCK has implemented 60+ projects across 14 provinces (eastern, central, northern Afghanistan) with support from 17 donors, including GIZ, UNDP, USAID/Promote, UN agencies, and others. Since its inception, it has reached over 1000000 direct beneficiaries—primarily women, girls, children, and vulnerable communities—through diverse interventions in education, rights, and development.

Organization for Afghan Women Capacity and Knowledge

Women Empowerment

In the current post 15th August 2021 scenario, over 75% population lives below the poverty line and this crunches women...

Child Rights Protection

Our assessment indicates the fact that children constitute one of the the most vulnerable social group in Afghanistan.

Humanitarian Assistance

A country like Afghanistan there has always been the need to respond for humanitarian assistance and emergency needs.

Education

Education is a key element which effects any society’s economic and social development. Before regime change in Afghanistan

Capacity Building

We have a well-established human resource development cell, headed by a technical expert and advisors,

Access to Justice

Justice in Afghanistan is a complicated business. Before Taliban regime, two justice systems

Our Cases

  • All
  • Education
  • Health
  • Humanitarian
  • Women
  • Women Social