Somaya and her family have just endured a heartbreaking journey. They were forcefully deported from Mardan, Pakistan, where they had been living in a rented home, trying to survive day by day. Her brothers used to collect metal scraps from the streets to sell, while their elderly father—too weak to work—stayed at home.

Now, they’ve returned to Afghanistan with nothing.

With no home of their own, they are planning to move to Laghman province to live in their uncle’s house, simply because there’s nowhere else to go. But with 16 people in the family and no source of income, even that shelter is uncertain.

They don’t know what the future holds. They don’t know how they’ll earn a living. What they do know is that they need help—urgently.

This campaign is for Somaya and her family—to help them find safety, shelter, and a path forward in these overwhelming times. Your support can bring warmth, food, and hope into their lives.

Please donate and share. Even a small act of kindness can make a world of difference.



Somaya’s Family of 16 Needs Urgent Help After Forced Deportation

Aminullah and his entire family—14 people in total—have just been forcefully deported from Karachi, Pakistan. For years, they lived in a modest rented home and worked hard in a brick-making factory to make ends meet. Life wasn’t easy, but it was stable.

Now, everything has changed.

Without warning, they were uprooted from their lives and sent back to Afghanistan. They’re planning to move to the Khewa district of Jalalabad province, but they have no home, no source of income, and no clear idea of how they’ll provide for their large family.

Imagine being responsible for 14 loved ones, and not knowing where your next meal will come from or where you’ll sleep tomorrow.

This campaign is to help Aminullah and his family take their first steps toward stability—whether that’s finding a place to live, getting food and essentials, or starting fresh with dignity.

Your support can ease their burden. Please donate and help this family start over with hope and strength. Every share and every donation makes a difference.

Support Aminullah’s Family of 14 After Forced Deportation from Pakistan

They were forced to leave — and returned to nothing.

Thousands of Afghan families have been pushed back from Pakistan, only to arrive in Afghanistan with no home, no roof, and no protection from the cold, rain, or wind. Many are sleeping out in the open — children shivering through the night, mothers trying to shield their babies with only a scarf.

I had the ability to talk with one of these families, they were 9 people within one family and right now they have no where to call home within the country they were planning to go to Srobi district and start living in a tent.

These families urgently need basic shelter — something as simple as a tent could save lives.

This campaign will provide emergency tents to returnee families who have nowhere else to go. It’s not a permanent home, but it can give them dignity, warmth, and protection while they rebuild their lives.

Help us shelter the forgotten. A tent today can mean survival tonight.


 A Tent Can Save a Life: Help Homeless Returnees

In the middle of a humanitarian crisis, some women are carrying new life — with no home, no food, and no medical support.

Among the thousands of Afghan returnees, pregnant women and mothers with newborns are facing unimaginable hardship. They are giving birth in tents, under the open sky, without access to proper care, hygiene, or nutrition. Their babies are at serious risk of infection, malnutrition, and even death.

These women should be resting, healing, and bonding with their babies — not fighting for survival.

This campaign will provide emergency support kits including warm baby clothes, blankets, hygiene items, and essential nutrition for both mother and child.

Help us protect the most vulnerable lives — mothers and newborns who deserve safety, care, and dignity.



Born into Crisis: Support Mothers and Newborns

These children have seen too much — fear, hunger, chaos, and loss.

After being forced to return to Afghanistan, many children are now facing a silent battle — one inside their hearts and minds. They’ve lost their homes, routines, and in some cases, their families. The trauma of this crisis will stay with them, unless we help them heal.

We can’t erase their pain — but we can bring moments of comfort.

This campaign will provide toys, coloring books, and simple activities to help children smile again, play again, and feel safe again. These small items can make a big difference — giving them a break from fear and a chance to just be kids.

Help us bring joy where there’s been only pain. A toy can’t fix everything, but it can change a child’s day — and maybe their future.


A Toy for Every Tear: Support Returnee Kids

Thousands of returnee families are living in camps and open areas with no access to basic hygiene products. Without soap, sanitary items, or clean water, they are exposed to serious health risks, especially children.

This campaign will provide hygiene packs to help families stay clean, safe, and healthy—protecting them from infections, skin diseases, and other common sicknesses caused by poor conditions.

A simple hygiene kit can be life-saving for a child or mother in crisis.


Protect Returnee Families with Hygiene Essentials

Many Afghan women and children have been forced to leave Pakistan alone after their husbands, fathers, or brothers were imprisoned for not having legal documents. Now, these families are stuck in temporary camps, waiting in fear and uncertainty, with no shelter, no safety, and no support.

This campaign is for them—the women left behind, and the children growing up in crisis. We want to create safe stations where they can rest, find care, and receive the basic help they desperately need.

Your support will give these families a place to breathe, heal, and hold on to hope while they wait for their loved ones.


Safe Stations for Women and Children Left in Crisis

At the borders, hundreds of children walk barefoot and wear torn, dirty clothes. After days of travel and waiting in camps, their clothes are soaked in dust, and many have nothing clean or proper to wear.

This campaign is to give these children dignity and comfort—by providing clothes, shoes, and other essentials to help them feel safe, warm, and cared for.

A small act of kindness can bring a big smile to a child who has lost everything.


Shoes and Clothes for Afghan returnee Children

They came back with nothing — not by choice, but by force. Thousands of Afghan children have been forcibly returned from Pakistan in recent months. Many are severely malnourished, their small bodies weakened from hunger and exhaustion. They sleep in tents, eat barely anything, and face sickness every day. These children didn’t start this crisis — but they are the ones suffering the most. This campaign is for them. To feed them. To heal them. To give them a chance to survive. Even a small donation can mean a warm meal or lifesaving treatment for a child who hasn’t eaten properly in weeks. Help us bring hope back into their lives — before it’s too late.

Starving and Forgotten: Help Malnourished Returnee Children

Motherhood is not easy...
And it becomes even harder when the weight of exile presses down on their shoulders.
Mothers who return home with a heavy heart and empty hands...

Today, more than ever, they need someone to hold their hand, someone to stand by them quietly.
In our support campaign, let's unite to build a calmer future for these resilient mothers.
Your small act of kindness can bring peace to a big heart.

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Support for the Silent Voice of Migrant Women

Thousands of Afghan families are returning to a homeland they haven’t seen in over 40 years—with no home, no belongings, and no support. They are forced to start their lives from scratch, many of them sleeping out in the open with young children and newborns.

As summer heat rises, these families have no protection from the elements—no roof over their heads, no place to rest. We aim to provide basic shelter (tents) to help them survive this difficult transition.

Your support will give a child a place to sleep, shade from the sun, and a little comfort during one of the hardest times of their life.


Shade and Shelter for Afghan Returnees

Omar and his family are among the thousands who were forcefully deported from Faizabad, Punjab, Pakistan. After years of trying to build a life there, they were torn away from their home, their community, and everything familiar—overnight.

Omar’s father worked as a mechanic, earning just enough to pay for their modest rental home. But when the deportation happened, they had no choice but to leave behind not only their home, but also many of their belongings—things that held both value and memory.

Now back in Afghanistan, the family is struggling. They have no home of their own. They’re planning to move to Laghman province and stay temporarily with relatives, but even that is uncertain. The burden of starting over from nothing, especially in today’s difficult times, is overwhelming.

This campaign is to help Omar and his family rebuild. Your support will go directly toward helping them find shelter, purchase basic necessities, and begin again with dignity. Every donation, no matter the amount, is a gesture of hope—a reminder that they are not alone.

Let’s show Omar’s family that compassion has no borders. Please donate and share.



Help Omar Rebuild a Home and a Future in Afghanistan

Suleiman and his family have just faced a painful return to a country they haven’t called home for years. They were forcefully deported from Punjab, Pakistan, where they had been living in a rental home. Life wasn’t easy, but his brothers worked hard as hand cart operators, helping carry people’s groceries just to keep the family afloat.

Now, everything has changed.

With no father to support them—he passed away some time ago—his brothers are the only ones left to care for the entire family. They are now heading to Kunar province in Afghanistan, hoping to stay with their uncle for the time being, as they have no home or means to live on their own.

They’ve lost not just their shelter, but their source of income, and they don’t know how they will survive in a country that offers them no safety net.

This campaign is for Suleiman and his family—to help them find shelter, secure basic needs, and give them the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity.

Your support can bring comfort, stability, and hope to this family in crisis. Please donate and share.



Help Suleiman’s Family Rebuild After Losing Everything

Today, children, as one of the most vulnerable groups in society, are facing unimaginable hardships. Every day, a large number of Afghan migrants, including children with and without guardians, are forcibly deported from Pakistan to Afghanistan. Many of these children, unfamiliar with Afghanistan, must restart their lives in a foreign and challenging environment from scratch.
These children lack access to basic necessities such as healthcare, shelter, clothing, identification documents, and education—essentials that are vital for any child’s survival and development. The absence of these critical services exposes them to severe risks and threats.
The organization “Save the Children” has warned that the lack of educational and employment opportunities makes reintegration even more difficult for these children. Pakistan’s harsh and inhumane policies toward Afghan migrants reveal a troubling indifference to the fate of thousands of Afghan children. This is happening at a time when Afghanistan itself is grappling with a profound humanitarian crisis.
you can help us by this campaign to share with others and extend your support to these deported children. Your contribution can make a significant difference in their lives, helping them rebuild and ensuring their safety and well-being.
Together, we can create a better future for these vulnerable children. 

Help Afghan deported Children: Build a Safer Future Together

In 2025, the forced deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan has intensified, pushing thousands of families—many with women and children—into uncertainty and displacement. Since the fall of the Republic Government of Afghanistan in 2021, Pakistan has become a primary refuge. Now, amid tightening border policies and humanitarian neglect, Afghan families are being driven back into instability.
Aseel, through its humanitarian arm Do Good, is once again stepping up. In 2023, Aseel responded swiftly to the same crisis, delivering aid to thousands of displaced Afghan families through emergency Welcome Kits, food assistance, and winter support. Our local Atalan volunteers and digital infrastructure ensured aid was delivered efficiently, transparently, and directly.
Now in 2025, Aseel is relaunching its effort with a renewed campaign:
 "Aiding the Afghan Returnees from Pakistan | Forced Deportation."
With thousands crossing back through the Torkham and Chaman borders, our mission is to provide urgent humanitarian relief and restore dignity to returning families.
We aim to raise $100,000 to support Afghan returnees through five essential direct aid packages:
Welcome Returnees Kit: Basic necessities to ease the transition home.
Returnee Meal Box: Nutritious food supplies for immediate support.
Returnee Clothing Kit: Seasonal clothing for adults and children.
Returnee Shelter Package: Emergency tents and shelter solutions for displaced families.
Welcome Kit for Afghan Returnee Kids – Juice & Biscuits: A small gesture of joy and nourishment for returning children.
Every family is registered by Aseel’s Atalan volunteer network and issued a unique Omid (Hope) ID, ensuring transparency and targeted aid distribution.
How We Work
Identification & Registration: Our Atalan team works on the ground to identify vulnerable returnees and issue Omid IDs.
Coordination & Delivery: Aid is delivered through trusted local vendors and tracked digitally to avoid duplication and delays.
Transparency & Updates: Every donation is tracked, with real-time reporting and bi-weekly public updates on aid distributions.
Powered by Technology: Aseel’s Emergency Response System (ER V2.0) ensures precision, allowing vetted vendors and volunteers to deliver life-saving relief.
Aseel's ongoing response builds upon its proven impact in 2023, reaffirming its commitment to humanitarian innovation and local empowerment.
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