Afghanistan Rehabilitation Program (ARP) delivers education, health, livelihood, agriculture, and humanitarian services across 18+ provinces — empowering communities and rebuilding lives since 2006.
Afghanistan Rehabilitation Program (ARP) is a non-profit organization registered in Kabul, Afghanistan, providing health, education, humanitarian, livelihood, agriculture, food security, research, climate change, community development and recreational programs to people in need.
Established in 2006 to play a vital role in humanitarian and development settings, ARP contributes towards peace-building — a country where people can live in amity and harmony.
CBE/ALP programs, girls' education, vocational training & school rehabilitation.
Learn MoreCrop improvement, seed enterprises, horticulture & livestock programs.
Learn MoreReconstruction of schools, clinics, roads, dams & community facilities.
Learn MoreVocational training, legal counseling, apprenticeship & rights advocacy.
Learn MoreCommunity-Based Education & Accelerated Learning Programs targeting vulnerable children across multiple provinces.
Sustainable horticulture & certified seed programs improving food security for rural farming communities.
Supporting orphaned children with education, shelter & livelihood in Kandahar. Renewed for 2025.
International & national organizations supporting ARP's mission
ARP operates across 18+ provinces from Kabul HQ to the most remote areas of Afghanistan.
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Through ARP's Community-Based Education program, I completed my education in my village. Today I am a teacher myself, helping other girls in my community access the education they deserve. ARP gave me hope when formal school doors were closed.
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