Build your Watan
You raise for the families back home, and you watch every delivery arrive. You make one short video. Your circle gives through your link. Aseel buys the aid and delivers it to a verified family. The footage of it arriving comes back to you. You never touch the money.
What the role gives back?
You are not asked to do free marketing for a company you do not know. Here is what you carry away from it.
A rank that climbs
From Salang to the Hindu Kush. Every deployment moves you a step up the mountain.
A permanent place
Your name goes on the Honor Wall at your first deployment. It stays there.
A founding community
A room of Hamrahs doing this together. Sophia, from Herat, leads the first one.
Proof you can hold
The footage of every family you reach, sent back to you. Yours to keep, and to show the people who gave.
Permanent.
Earned once, yours forever.
Your name goes up at your first deployment, with your rank and the provinces you have reached. Going quiet costs you a place on the active board. It never costs you the Wall.
The next height is open
The next height is open
Earned at your first $500
Your name here
The Hall of Hamwatan inducts its members each Nowruz.
Five Afghan heights,
one for every milestone.
You climb a rank with every deployment. Named for the mountains of home, rising in stature to the summit.
$500 = one deployment
Any package mix, reaching verified families in a province you choose. About ten people, fifty dollars each, gets you there. Every deployment is one step up the mountain.
The Hindu Kush holds Noshaq, 7,492 m, Afghanistan's highest point. The scarce summit.
Four steps. The honest version.
No vague ask. Here is the whole job before you commit to any of it.
Make one short video
About why Afghanistan still matters to you. Film it on your phone.
Ask the people you know
Share your link, then message your circle one by one. A post gets seen. A personal message gets a yes.
Aseel delivers
To families verified by Omid ID, in the province you chose, within 48 hours.
You see it land
An Atal films the handoff, and the footage comes back to you. You never touched the money.
You never touch the money. It goes to the family, and everyone sees the delivery.
Most giving disappears into silence. You send it, and you never find out what happened. Hamwatan sends the footage back. To you, and to everyone who gave through you.
800+
Atalan delivery agents across all 34 Afghan provinces
0%
platform fee. Aseel runs on tips, not on what you raise
48h
from deployment to a verified family, with proof footage
800,000+
people supported to date through the network
The job is one thing. You fund deployments by asking people you know.
Real people, raising from where they live, for the provinces they come from. Each one filmed a short video on their phone. If you can talk to your phone for half a minute, you can do this.
Record your video
Short, on your phone, about why Afghanistan still matters to you.
Upload it here
The application is not complete without it. That is on purpose. The video is the job.
Go live within 24 hours
We set up your page and your link. Then you start asking your circle.
A volunteer role. About two to four hours a month, across a six to eight week cycle. You are building your Watan.
Frequently
Asked
Questions
No. It is a volunteer role. What it gives back is the rank, the Honor Wall, the community, and the families you reach. Not a paycheck.
Never. Your people give to Aseel directly through your link. The money goes to the family, and the footage is how everyone sees it.
About two to four hours a month, across a six to eight week cycle. The work is one short video and personal messages to people you already know.
An Atal films the handoff to the family. That footage comes back to you, to keep and to show everyone who gave.
Nothing bad happens. You step off the active board, but your place on the Honor Wall, once earned, stays yours.