Amina Safi
Executive Director
Amina guides strategy, partnerships, and community accountability, keeping every program tied to practical results for rural families.
Team
Eight staff members connecting village priorities with daily field action.
Our team combines program leadership, health education, agriculture support, logistics, and community facilitation so families can access practical help that reflects local realities.
Working Style
The organisation works through close coordination between village facilitators, technical staff, and operations support so health, education, and farming efforts reinforce each other.
Leadership
Team members shaping delivery across the field and office
Mariam Rahmani
Deputy Director
Mariam coordinates internal planning, team mentoring, and reporting systems so projects stay responsive and well organised.
Farid Ahmadzai
Health Program Manager
Farid oversees family health outreach, mentor training, and referral coordination for mothers, children, and village volunteers.
Bilal Wafa
Field Operations Lead
Bilal manages district schedules, transport, and field coordination to keep activities moving smoothly across multiple communities.
Shukria Hamidi
Education Coordinator
Shukria supports literacy circles, facilitator coaching, and family learning sessions designed for women and young people.
Zabiullah Haidari
Agriculture Advisor
Zabiullah helps households improve soil care, seasonal planting, and water-saving garden techniques for better food security.
Laila Noori
Community Engagement Coordinator
Laila leads listening sessions, women-led forums, and local feedback loops so projects reflect village priorities from the start.
Nasir Feroz
Finance and Administration Officer
Nasir handles budgeting, procurement, and administrative controls that keep field teams supplied and accountable.
How We Work
Community
Teams begin with village conversations before they build calendars, budgets, or training plans.
Staff members combine local listening with technical guidance so each activity starts from what families and community groups say they need most.
Coordination
Health, education, and agriculture leads share one field rhythm instead of running separate programs.
This integrated approach helps households receive connected support, from home visits and learning circles to kitchen gardens and practical demonstrations.