ABOUT OUR COMPANY

Our History

Health and Treatment Organization for Afghans (HTOA) is an independent, non-profit, and non-political organization officially registered with the Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan under registration number 6161, with its main office located in Herat Province, the organization has been dedicated to fostering positive change.

HTOA aimed at empowering vulnerable groups in society—such as children, women, the elderly, and youth. Through a wide range of programs, the organization strives to address critical community needs and create lasting impact.

 

 

 

 

Focus Areas:

  • MHPSSOffering mental health and psychosocial support to help individuals cope with trauma.
  • LivelihoodEmpowering communities specially women as marginalized group through income-generating activities.
  • Health ServicesProviding essential healthcare to improve community health and well-being.
  • Vocational TrainingEquipping individuals with practical skills for employment opportunities.
  • SheltersCreating safe housing for displaced and vulnerable people.
  • Emergency ReliefDelivering urgent aid and basic needs during crises.
  • Distribution of Essential ItemsSupplying vital non-food items to affected communities.
  • EducationPromoting access to learning and skill development for all ages.

 

Together for Health,
Together for Humanity

 

Vision

Our Vision

A healthy, empowered, and resilient Afghan society where every individual especially women, children, IDPs, returnees, and persons with disabilities has access to quality healthcare, psychosocial support, safe shelter,    Read More …

Our Mission

HTOA is committed to delivering inclusive and lifesaving health, psychosocial, vocational, shelter, and emergency relief services across Afghanistan. We work to protect and empower the most vulnerable populations, ensuring Read More …

Our Values

We are guided by a humanitarian spirit that puts people first. Our commitment to sincere service ensures compassion in every action. We uphold transparency and accountability as the foundation of trust.
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Our Strengh

HTOA has established profound trust and credibility across diverse local communities, including vulnerable groups such as women, youth, IDPs, and returnees. This trust is cultivated through transparent engagement,            Read More …

OUR OBJECTIVES

Our Main Objectives

  • Improve access to essential health services for women, children, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups across Afghanistan.
  • Provide quality MHPSS services to women and individuals affected by conflict and trauma, GBV and SEA.
  • Enhance livelihood through empowerment programs (e.g. vocational and skills training) for women, youth, and persons with disabilities.
  • Deliver emergency relief including food, shelter, NFIs, and hygiene support to vulnerable populations.
  • Construct and rehabilitate safe shelters for displaced persons, returnees, and women at risk.
  • Promote community awareness on health, hygiene, and disease prevention, focusing on women and families.
  • Strengthen coordination with government, UN, NGOs, and community leaders for effective service delivery.