Refugee Rights Pakistan Project #58333

Afghan Refugees Support Program in Pakistan

by CUSTOMS HEALTH CARE SOCIETY

Project Report | May 16, 2025
Support for Afghan Refugees:

By Asif Jah | Project Leader

Dear Esteemed Donors,
Season’s Greetings,

For many years, the Customs Health Care Society (CHCS) has been providing essential support to Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan. These individuals, many awaiting resettlement through UNHCR, continue to face significant challenges. In response, CHCS remains committed to improving their lives through education, healthcare, and humanitarian assistance.

Education Initiatives: Language & Art Academy

Recognizing that language is key to integration and opportunity, CHCS established the Customs Health Care English Language & Art Academy for Afghan refugees. As of 2024:

43 Afghan students (men, women, and children) are enrolled in English classes.
A team of three dedicated teachers provides language training and cultural orientation to prepare them for life abroad.
The Art Academy, guided by a skilled instructor, engages 18 students in creative activities, fostering self-expression and emotional well-being.

Healthcare & Relief Efforts

In addition to education, CHCS regularly organizes medical camps offering free health check-ups, medicines, and food distribution. Special attention is given to children, with gifts and treats that bring smiles and relief in difficult times.

Looking Ahead

CHCS remains deeply committed to supporting Afghan refugees with sustainable programs that focus on dignity and empowerment. However, continued progress depends on your generous contributions.

Conclusion

Through the Customs Health Care English Language & Art Academy, medical aid, and relief work, CHCS strives to offer Afghan refugees a foundation for a brighter, more stable future.

Thank you for your ongoing compassion and support.

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

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Afghan Refugees Support

By Aisf Jah | Project Leader

Oct 1, 2024
Support of Afghan Refugees

By Asif Mahmood Jah | Project Leader

Respected Donors,

Season's Greetings!

For many years, the Customs Healthcare Society (CHCS) has been providing vital medical services to Afghan refugees living in Pakistan. These refugees, awaiting resettlement to other countries with support from the UNHCR, face numerous challenges. Understanding the critical role language plays in their future integration and success, CHCS established the Customs Healthcare English Language & Art Academy specifically for Afghan refugees.

English Language Classes

The Academy offers English language classes from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, catering to different age groups, including men, women, and children. Currently, around 43 Afghan students are enrolled in the English language program. A dedicated team of three teachers works diligently to equip the students with language skills and cultural understanding, preparing them for better opportunities in their future resettlement.

Art Academy

Beyond language education, the Academy also runs an Art Academy with eight students under the instruction of one teacher. This initiative not only nurtures creativity but also serves as an essential outlet for self-expression and cultural enrichment.

Medical Camps and Relief Efforts

CHCS remains committed to organizing regular medical camps for Afghan refugees. These camps provide critical healthcare services, along with distributing food and gifts, especially for the children, aiming to uplift their spirits and improve their overall well-being during these challenging times.

Call for Support

The Customs Healthcare Society continues its mission to support Afghan refugees by offering crucial education, healthcare, and humanitarian aid. As the needs of these communities grow, CHCS humbly appeals to donors worldwide to help sustain and expand these life-changing programs.

Thank you for your ongoing compassion and generous support.

Warm Regards,

Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah

Customs Health Care Society (CHCS)

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