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Background
Care of Afghan Families (CAF) is
an Afghan non-governmental organization, not-for profit,
non-political and independent organization established in Kabul and
registered in Ministry of Planning of Islamic Transitional
Government of Afghanistan in January 1, 2003 with Registration
No 946.
CAF is also reregistered in
the Ministry Of Economy based on the requirement of the government
with Registration number 68. more...

Our Mission
CAF as a national
organization, empower
the families to fight against poverty, unawareness and injustice.
The organization provides essential health, nutrition, education and
community development services through efficient and innovative
approaches.
Our
Vision
Self-reliance, aware and
healthy Afghan Families.
The following core values
are the main guideline for conducts of each individual as well as
teams of employees of CAF during planning, implementation and
evaluation of the projects:
1-Equity,
2-Professioalism,
3-Transparency.
4-Intergrity.
5-Diversity.
6-Team
work.
7-Creativity & innovation
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Equity,
Coordination
CAF works in partnership with
various actors – community, government, national and international
agencies.
CAF coordinates its programs closely,
with related government ministries and provincial offices, as well
as with other governmental and non-governmental organizations
working in the area.
CAF is an active and permanent member of Provincial Health
Coordination Committee (PHCC) in the covering provinces. In
addition, CAF was an active member of BPHS revision core group in
MOPH. more...

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CAF Activities
Care of Afghan
Families (CAF) is currently implementing Basic Package of health
services (BPHS) in Takhar, Kunduz, and Faryab and Badakhshan
Provinces of Afghanistan using community based approaches and
besides the BPHS CAF also implement Essential Package of Health
Services (EPHS) in Faizabad province of Afghanistan. Besides the
health care activities CAF has implemented Education and Research
programs in the Central and northern part of the Country.
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Activities Map

Takhar BPHS Project
Implementation of Basic Package
of Health Services (BPHS) in Takhar Province from October
2003-Now
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Kunduz BPHS Project
implementation of Basic Package
of Health Services (BPHS) in Kunduz Province with Partnership
of Merlin from June 2007 to Now
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Faryab BPHS Projects
implementation of Basic Package
of Health Services (BPHS) in Andkhoy District of Faryab
Province with Partnership of Save the Children US from May 2006 to
Now
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Badakhsan BPHS
Project
implementation of Basic Package
of Health Services (BPHS) in Cluster 1, Cluster 2, Cluster 3
and Jurm District of Badakhshan Province in Partnership with
of Medair, Merlin, AKF from May 2006 to Now
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Badakhsan EPHS
Project
Implementation of Essential
Package of Health Services (EPHS) in Faizabad Provincial
Hospital from December 2004 2003-Now
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HIV/AID
Training
Conducting HIV/AID Training to BPHS Implementer in Badakshan
Province more...
EOC Service
Providing EOC Service in Jurm District of Badakhshan
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Grassroots Initiatives to Address Under nutrition in South
Asia
Dhaka,
August 5, 2009 ─ Twenty-one civil society organizations from
across South Asia won grants today from a $840,000 award
pool funded by the South Asia Region Development Marketplace
(DM). The winners received up to $40,000 each to implement
innovative ideas on how to improve nutrition in their
respective countries. Care of Afghan Families (CAF), from
Afghanistan was one of the winners.
Innovative ideas, such as a proposal from Care of Afghan
Families called Baby Friendly Village, to improve the
nutrition status of young children through focus not just on
their mothers, but also on other family and village members
was one of the winners.
“This
award means the recognition of innovative ideas for tackling
malnutrition programs. A regional platform like the DM is
helping NGOs bring out innovative ideas, share experiences
and learn from each other,” said Bashir Ahmad Hamid,
Organizational Development Director of CAF.
For more information about the South Asia development
Marketplace, visit:
www.worldbank.org/
nutritiondm2009
Capacity Development Program (CDP)
Capacity
building is one of the important objectives of CAF.
Currently CAF with financial support of USAID/CDP started to
conduct 7 modules of training to Afghan NGOs in Kabul from
July 2009. The modules are 1. Project Management 2.
Financial Management 3. Strategic Planning 4. Gender 5.
Human Resource Management 6. Fund Raising 7. Organization
Development. Several participants from more than 23
NGOs attended the training modules.
Partnership Contract for Health Services
Current
PPG projects under USAID support supposed to be ended on
23rd Oct, 2009. The new PCH projects under USAID support
will be started from 24th Oct, 2009. CAF will work in Takhar
and Badakhshan provinces during PCH project. CAF with
partnership of SHDP in Takhar PCH project and with
partnership of BARAN in cluster 1 Badakhshan will be the
grant NGO and implement BPHS services.
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