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House# 1, Lane# 3, Street# 13, Wazir Akbar Khan, Kabul Afghanistan

800

RECEIVED TRAININGS

500

EDUCATION RECEIVED

1000

PSYCHO SOCIAL SUPPORT

500

RECEIVED TRAININGS

To empower the community in collaboration with civil society in order to implement multi-sector rehabilitation and development projects that foster self-reliance, independence and relate the socio- economic conditions that promote peace and empower Afghans.

Community empowerment, economic self-reliance and reduction of social vulnerabilities.

Our approach involves working directly with women and adolescents to provide guidance, encouragement, and organization towards improving their knowledge of their rights while strengthening their social networks through the gatekeepers of their communities, who are often influential male decision makers. We establish connections with, provide training to, and empower the helpful gatekeepers to sustain the efforts. We possess specialized skills in providing various programs, including education, skill-building, safeguarding children, training against gender-based violence, rescuing survivors, human rights education, and community networking to protect and investigate specific areas. Particularly, our primary focus is on developing educational material that promotes human rights messaging

At the fundamental level, we engage in intimate collaboration with our team of members. Volunteers across the nation are adopting a gentle approach to their endeavors, guaranteeing positive outcomes. For more than ten years, there has been minimal opposition from the most traditional sectors of society in order to carry out programs, convey messages, facilitate mobilization, and establish networks in a discreet manner. or giving impression of prevailing power structures are challenged. “We believe and value to voice rather than noise”.  Our board of directors includes a majority of individuals with backgrounds in academia and professional development. They offer timely advice, guidance, and support to help us achieve our mission while also maintaining accountability. We are an organization led and owned by women, with a large portion of our staff hailing from rural areas and identifying as female.

About Us (Our Context)

80 per cent of the victims of the increasing violence are children leaving many of them with lifelong challenges.

Organization of Social Entrepreneurs for Empowerment and Development (OSEED) is a non-profit, non-government and non-political organization established in February 2016. Based on the willingness of the community in a view to deal with the pressing socio-economic issues in different provinces by means of good understanding and sharing the problems with each other to find out the best way of resolving problems through discussions with people belonging to different walks of life and making right and timely decisions under an umbrella of OSEED. OSEED has developed and implemented a diversified range of self-investment humanitarian projects including free eye camp in Nangahar province with the coordination of Ministry of Public Health and an extensive training package program for all 12th grade students for university entrance examination and free computer and modern studies trainings to the people of Nangarhar province and other provinces of the country. OSEED main office is based in Kabul and has full access to operate in all provinces of Afghanistan.

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On Going Projects

Ongoing projects

On Going Projects

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Completed Projects

Completed projects

Completed Projects

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OUR Programs

What We Do ?

Sustainable Development

“Empowering communities to prevent and respond to gender-based violence, ensuring a safer, more inclusive society for all.”

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Health and Health Infrastructure

“Conducting rigorous research and evaluations to inform evidence-based decisions and improve program impact.”

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Community Based Rehabilitation and Infrastructure

“Providing accessible education through Community-Based Education (CBE) and Accelerated Learning Programs (ALP) to reach underserved children.”

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Food Security and Agriculture

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Education and Education Infrastructure

“Building skills and raising awareness through tailored training programs to strengthen individuals and organizations.”

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Community Based Protection

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Emergency Relief and Response

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Economic Development

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Executive Team

We Have Skilled People !

Person 1

Department 1

“I am inspired by the passion and commitment of my colleagues, as well as their unwavering focus on achieving positive, lasting change in Afghanistan. It is their dedication to empowering local communities that fuels my drive to lead impactful programs that foster sustainable growth and opportunity for all.”

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Person 2

Department 2

“I am motivated by the collaborative spirit of my team and their relentless pursuit of excellence in every project we manage. Their commitment to creating real change in Afghanistan, combined with the resilience of the communities we serve, inspires me to ensure that our operations run smoothly and deliver meaningful results.”

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Department 3

“I am inspired by the dedication of my colleagues and the collective effort to improve the effectiveness of our programs. It is through their hard work and the resilience of the communities we support that we can continuously learn and adapt to create sustainable, impactful change.”

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Department 4 

“I am deeply inspired by the determination of my colleagues and the communities we serve in Afghanistan. Their strength, resilience, and shared commitment to educational advancement fuel my passion for improving infrastructure and creating lasting impact through education and community development.”

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