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Afghan Alfouz Innovational Welfare Organization (AAIWO) was established in 2018 in Kabul, Afghanistan, with the aim of supporting vulnerable and marginalized communities affected by conflict, poverty, and humanitarian challenges. Since its establishment, AAIWO has worked to provide meaningful assistance and create sustainable solutions through community-based humanitarian and development programs.

In its early years, AAIWO focused on supporting communities through livelihood, agriculture, and social development initiatives, helping vulnerable households improve their resilience and access to essential resources. The organization implemented projects supporting farmers, women, and rural communities while strengthening its operational capacity.

Over the years, AAIWO expanded its programs into key sectors including health, nutrition, education, food security, WASH, and social welfare. The organization strengthened partnerships with national and international stakeholders and increased its ability to respond to the urgent needs of affected communities across Afghanistan.

From 2023 onward, AAIWO expanded its health and nutrition interventions through large-scale humanitarian programs, including healthcare service delivery projects in Kandahar, Farah, and Nangarhar provinces in partnership with other organizations and supported by international donors. These programs contributed to improving access to essential health and nutrition services for millions of vulnerable people.

Today, AAIWO continues to deliver humanitarian and development assistance across Afghanistan, working with communities, government institutions, UN agencies, and partners to improve lives, strengthen resilience, and promote dignity, equality, and sustainable development.

2018
AAIWO (Afghan Alfouz Innovational Welfare Organization) was established in Kabul, Afghanistan as a non-profit, non-governmental organization. It was officially registered with the Ministry of Economy and Ministry of Public Health. AAIWO started working to support vulnerable communities through humanitarian and development programs.
AAIWO continued expanding community-based interventions, including agriculture and livelihood projects such as women’s home garden production and community development initiatives, supporting vulnerable households and improving food security.
2020
2022
AAIWO strengthened its humanitarian and development capacity, focusing on health, nutrition, education, social welfare, and livelihood support while building partnerships and operational systems.
AAIWO implemented major health and nutrition programs including healthcare service delivery in Kandahar Province through consortium projects and continued improving access to essential health services.
2024
2026
AAIWO continues delivering large-scale humanitarian programs including SAFE and Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programme (TSFP) addressing malnutrition among children and vulnerable women.