Afghan Refugees Support Program in Pakistan

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

Support for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

Dear Esteemed Donors,

For decades, Pakistan has hosted millions of Afghan refugees who fled their homeland due to conflict, instability, and economic hardship. Many of these families continue to live in uncertain circumstances, waiting for resettlement opportunities through UNHCR or struggling to rebuild their lives in host communities. Amid these challenges, the Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) has remained committed to supporting them with education, healthcare, and humanitarian aid.

Education & Skill Development

Recognizing that education is a pathway to dignity and opportunity, CHCS established the Customs Health Care English Language & Art Academy for Afghan refugees. As of 2025:

• 45 students (men, women, and children) are actively enrolled in English language classes, guided by four dedicated teachers. These lessons not only improve communication skills but also prepare students for resettlement and integration abroad.

• The Art Academy continues to nurture 20 students in creative expression. Through painting, drawing, and crafts, these students find therapeutic relief and a sense of identity, while also developing talents that can support livelihoods in the future.

Healthcare & Humanitarian Relief

In parallel with education, CHCS organizes regular medical camps for Afghan refugees, offering free check-ups, medicines, and health awareness sessions. We place special emphasis on maternal and child health, recognizing the vulnerabilities of women and children in refugee populations.
Additionally, CHCS conducts food and relief distributions—providing nutritious meals, warm clothing, and daily essentials to help families meet their basic needs. These efforts bring comfort and stability to communities living with uncertainty.

Why This Matters

Your generous contributions make this sustained support possible. For Afghan refugees, each book, each medical check-up, and each meal is more than aid—it is a message of compassion, dignity, and hope for a brighter future.

Together, we can continue to stand beside Afghan refugees in Pakistan, helping them prepare for new opportunities, while ensuring their immediate needs for health and nourishment are not forgotten.

Warm regards,
Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah
Customs Health Care Society (CHCS)