Afghan Refugees Support Program in Pakistan

Afghan refugees are among the most vulnerable populations, often living in extreme poverty and facing daily struggles to access basic necessities such as food, healthcare, and safe shelter. Displacement and limited opportunities make it difficult for these families to rebuild their lives with dignity.

CHCS is actively supporting Afghan refugee communities by providing relief packages, food assistance, and essential medical care. These efforts are designed to reduce hardship, address immediate needs, and offer a sense of stability to those who have lost so much.

Through these initiatives, many families are receiving vital support that helps them survive and maintain hope during difficult times. CHCS remains committed to continuing and expanding its efforts to reach more refugees in need.

With sincere gratitude,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah

Support for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

Dear Esteemed Donors,

For many Afghan refugee families living in Pakistan, uncertainty and hardship continue as they await resettlement and long term stability. In the face of these challenges, the Customs Health Care Society remains committed to providing essential support that restores dignity, builds resilience, and offers hope for a better future.

In 2025, fifty two students are currently enrolled in the CHCS English Language and Art Academy. Guided by qualified and dedicated teachers, these students are developing language skills that will support their education and future opportunities, while the Art Academy provides a safe space for creative expression, emotional healing, and personal growth. Through art and learning, children and young people are encouraged to rebuild confidence after years of displacement.

In addition to education, CHCS regularly organizes medical camps and humanitarian relief distributions. These initiatives ensure that refugee families receive access to basic healthcare services, essential medicines, food supplies, and emotional support. Such assistance is especially critical for children, women, and the elderly, who are often the most vulnerable in refugee settings.

This continued support is made possible through your generosity. In 2026 your contributions allow CHCS to stand beside Afghan refugee families during a difficult chapter of their lives, helping them regain dignity, stability, and hope for the future.

With warm regards,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah