"I was taken out of school." -A street child in the streets of Kabul. Just imagine leaving school due to poverty. This is the life of little angel Farzikhaar. She works on the streets to feed her family. To help her, donate or share her story. Aseelapp.com

Just imagine this is the life of a three-year-old kid in Afghanistan. Zulaykhah, a 3-year-old, collects coal at brick factories outside Kabul and earns $1/day. One in 5 kids in Afghanistan is facing Child labor. Join the Grand Challenge. Go.aseelapp.com/end-child-labor

Updates about Floods in Afghanistan 💔🌊 #AfghanistanFloods #FloodUpdates #NaturalDisaster #EmergencyResponse #HumanitarianAid

Imagine being hungry while your only hope for your next meal is a donation from someone who lives in another country. You can't tell if they will help, and you can't lose hope either. That is how much your donations can change lives. #aseel #aseelfoodpackages #dogood #donatenow

Distribution of packages by Atlan to flood victims who were previously surveyed. and special thanks to #KhateraMokhtari for donating to the Omid ID: 22605 Aseel #Afghanistan #aid aseelapp.com/do-good/campai…

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Thank you, Nicklas Gellner and Medusa team. One reason the Aseel platform has provided astonishing results in some of the most challenging places is the acceleration Medusa provides for building custom infrastructure. So much of the world is left behind by internet

"Building custom features takes half the time with Medusa compared to what they normally would." Discover how Aseel used Medusa to build an advanced humanitarian aid distribution platform that has supported more than 500,000 individuals to date. medusajs.com/blog/aseel/

This feature is on fire 🔥 right now on IG. It’s the story of our journey going from 0 to 10 with Aseel, highlighting my personal story. An important lesson I’ve learned in the process is that working on the hardest problems that the world is facing has the biggest

Day 10 - Update 1 We have supported 390 people with Humanitarian Aid, 65 packages for 65 Families - All delivered through decentralized aid using the Aseel platform across Afghanistan. 🚀 We are off to a great start in my mission of supporting 1 Million People with

Day 20 Update of Helping 1 Million People in 2025 ✅ Realtime dashboard is up at aseelapp.com/M1M — Check it out! ✅ 1,464 individuals supported 244 families helped $19,580 funds distributed 🤷‍♀️If you haven’t joined us yet! You can: Donate a package and track delivery

Day 40 update, focused on the dismantling of USAID and the impact of foreign aid funding cuts by Department of Government Efficiency. As I mentioned a few years ago in the SID-US (SID-US) annual gathering, it’s imperative that we go beyond the impact that this brings into our lives and use every

A widow with 5 kids, struggles after losing her husband while crossing the Iran border for work. Her 10 years old son works at a local shop but they still go to bed hungry. Let's support this family,Every bit counts! ❤️ #helpinghand aseelapp.com/do-good/campai…

Day 60 is Special!!! 🚀 Watch out! The entire @aseelapp technology stack got an upgrade. A big part of our marketplace was stuck in the past with Magento, We just (from scratch) developed and delivered an entire triple sided marketplace that is capable of onboarding entire

Support Zoya’s dream! 🌟 Help this Afghan artisan grow her crochet business and empower women through handmade crafts. Every dollar makes a difference! Share & Support! aseelapp.com/campaigns/zoya…

Day 71 of #M1M. A beautiful conversation with the Executive Director of Humaniti in DC this week turned into a promise to feed 5000 people in Afghanistan this #Ramadan. Thats another $50k; Distributions are already on the way. When I started the mission just 71 days

I’ve partnered with Aseel to raise funds for Afghan refugees being forcibly returned from Pakistan back to Afghanistan. With 3 million expected to be deported by end of 2025, urgent humanitarian support is critical Donate now tinyurl.com/yub64xwf #Afghanistan

Latest reason - Pakistan deportations are devastating for Afghans, particularly those with pathways to the U.S. who have already endured much while waiting for processing. Grateful to Aseel for sharing about their vital work at the border and to all who shared stories for