km covered by our ambulances in 2017
Ambulances
Provinces served
people served by our ambulances
Who are we?
Human Relief Mission (HRM) was founded in United Kingdom in 2012 as non-profitable organisation and registered with the Charity Commission in 2015. HRM is an independent, non-governmental, non-profitable and charitable organisation with no affiliation with any regional, ethnic or political organization of Afghanistan or anywhere in the world. HRM’s mission is purely for charitable purposes, particularly supporting Education, Health-Care, Capacity Building Programs and Relief Services. Every single penny donated goes to benefit those in need. HRM conducts projects with partner organisation AMWO in Afghanistan.
The charity and support is given to the right people, at the right time, every time.
OUR PROJECTS
AL-MOUWASAT AMBULANCE PROJECT
Free Emergency Ambulance Service serving 1.8 million people.
Orphan and Needy Family Sponsorship Scheme
Providing a lifeline for orphans and needy children.
Charity Shop
Donate your unwanted clothing and furniture to our charity shop.
FOOD PARCEL DISTRIBUTION
After years of war, poverty and famine devastates Afghanistan.
BLOOD DONATION PROGRAMME
When emergencies happen, lives can be saved with access to blood.
What’s going on at HRM?
HRM CEO wins prestigious Dr. Abbas Khan Medal
Bake Sale at City University London
We would like to Thank City University London Student Union and the Islamic Society for holding bake sale stalls to raise funds for refurbishment and purchases of an Ambulance.
read moreFeed a Family – 2016
In the summer of 2016, Human Relief Mission, with your help, were able to distribute food packages in two provinces of Afghanistan, Baghlan and Nangarhar to more than 100 families. This was made possible by your kind donation. Thank you!
read moreISLAMIC ART & ARABIC CALLIGRAPHY
We would like to thank Nadia Enayat for organizing the Islamic Art & Arabic Calligraphy with Maaida Noor, in support of Human Relief Mission.
read moreWHO ARE WE?
Human Relief Mission focuses on supporting Afghanistan's first free emergency ambulance service, as well as projects in capacity building programs and relief services.