It is my profound honor to present this Annual Report for the year 2025, reflecting the collective humanitarian efforts of Care of Afghan Families (CAF) over the past fiscal year. CAF remains committed; serving the people of Afghanistan with dignity, compassion, and professionalism.

CAF is currently the implementer of the Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS) andEs sential Package of Hospital Services (EPHS) in Logar province, funded by the World Bank and Asian Development Bank (ADB) through UNICEF. In addition, we are implementing a community-based malaria control program in Logar with financial support from UNDP/Global Fund. Our Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (RMNCH) project funded by UNFPA is active in both Logar and Samangan provinces. These programs reflect our dedication to improving public health outcomes and ensuring access to essential services for all communities.

Throughout the year, CAF has continued to deliver vital services in public health, nutrition, emergency response, and community development across multiple provinces. In a country where access and utilization to basic services still remains a challenge, our commitment is clear: the people of Afghanistan deserve reliable, high-quality care.
The CAF family is devoted to delivering these services now and, in the years, ahead. This report also marks a significant milestone; the 23 years of CAF’s service to the Afghan people. It documents our achievements, financial status, and our challenges. Despite the obstacles, our results speak to the strength of our teams and the trust of the communities we serve.

CAF’s work is grounded in professionalism, efficiency, equity, integrity, accountability, and transparency. These values guide every project we implement and every life we touch. We take pride in our duty to improve the quality of life for the Afghan population—especially those most in need.

We extend our deepest appreciation to the Ministry of Public Health, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Finance, and their departments at the provincial levels and other governmental bodies for their continued collaboration. We are equally grateful to our donors and partners, World Bank, UNICEF, WHO, WFP, UNDP, UNFPA, UNOCHA, UNOPS and to the community members who have been our strongest allies in the field.

I would also like to recognize the invaluable contributions of CAF’s Board of Trustees, advisory board and the entire CAF team. My special thanks go to our local staff, health facility personnel, and community health workers (CHWs) who have worked tirelessly to deliver services and raise awareness across our operational areas.

Afghanistan’s humanitarian needs remain significant. We welcome continued collaboration with all stakeholders committed to improving health outcomes in Afghanistan. Together, we can build a healthier, more hopeful future for the people of Afghanistan.

For downloading the report, please click on the link below CAF ANNUAL REPORT 2025-Final