Organization for Coordination of Humanitarian Relief(OCHR )

Organization for Coordination of Humanitarian Relief(OCHR ): is a national non-governmental organization established in Afghanistan in 2015 to play a vital role in humanitarian and development settings, and to contribute towards the peace building in the country where the people can live in amity and harmony.

OCHR is a national humanitarian development NGO established in Afghanistan in 2015 to play a vital role in humanitarian and development settings, and to contribute towards the peace building in the country where the people can live in amity and harmony.

In humanitarian situations emerging as result of conflict or natural disasters, natural, the response encompasses the provision of tools and resources i.e. to reduces the suffering and increase self-sufficiency.

Our approach includes sustainable development, focusing on ultra-poor communities of Afghanistan. The endeavors focus on social and economic development of the people dwelling in remotes parts of the country.

Through peacebuilding efforts, we envision Afghanistan a socially inclusive society where peace and prosperity remains a fate for every individual living in this territory.

Promote the social cohesion, curtailing extremism in all forms, inclusiveness of peace processes where children, women and marginalized groups have a voice.

Education

The 40 years conflict besides other devastating consequences has considerably spoiled the education system of Afghanistan. With 9 million children in schools by now, the continuous armed conflict, make the education a distant dream for many Afghan children.

OCHR mission is to advocate and strive for the Afghan children right to education, those live in remote, hard to reach and conflict zones.

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Health

Despite of billions of dollars poured into aid since 2001, Afghanistan health system still struggles to provide its people with basic right to health

For sure, Afghanistan is one of the most protracted humanitarian emergencies in the world, characterized by ongoing and wide-scale conflict and displacement, as well as natural disasters; however, the gaps could be reduced through effective planning since 2001.

OCHR activities are based to reduce morbidity and mortality particularly in the time of crises and emergencies. In collaboration with our donors and partners we seek to reduce the conflict related trauma, gender based violence and improved access to health services.More