At-risk Afghans need us now more than ever.With malnutrition rates amongst the world’s highest, drought, instability, and the rapid spread of CoronaVirus, at-risk Afghans are facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis.Our medical team made a visit to Shahr-e Naw Park to provide medicine to those in need of treatment.

Bayat Foundation distributed much-needed plastic carpets, biscuits, water, baby formula, and essential kits for mothers to at-risk displaced families in Shahr-e Naw Park.

Bayat Foundation distributed plastic carpets, biscuits, water, baby formula, and essential kits for mothers to 430 displaced families.

In an ongoing effort to provide aid to the recently displaced, Bayat Foundation sent a team of doctors to provide medical aid and medicine to those at-risk.

In an ongoing effort to provide aid to the recently displaced, Bayat Foundation provided 430 families who are currently taking shelter in a vacant school building, with freshly prepared hot meals.

There are more than 3.5 million internally displaced in Afghanistan, with over half a million displaced this year alone. With malnutrition rates amongst the world’s highest, drought, instability, and the rapid spread of coronavirus, at-risk Afghans are facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis.