ABOUT US
Afghanistan Social and Legal Organization (ASLO) is a non-government, not-for-profit and non-partisan organization ASLO was established on 2013 by an of educated and experienced Afghan volunteers (women and Girls, Men and boys).
The initial aim of the organization was to provide awareness for the women and girls under the victims and support the women and men to Afghan war victims in the field; gradually the focus shifted to assist the rehabilitation of rural and urban life, and working with communities for sustainable development in Afghanistan.
ASLO develops its new five-year strategic plan for 2021 – 2025 which clearly reflects the mission and vision of the organization.
ASLO is registered with Ministry of Economy of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. The organization was informally established in 2012 and was officially registered with the ministry of economy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in 2013.
Registration number (2852) was awarded to ASLO through NGOs Department of Ministry of Economy Kabul Afghanistan.
OUR VISION
Through our interventions, we are empowering individuals, families, women, communities and institutions through Humanitarian assistance, rights advocacy, research, and capacity building, and education, access to justice, promoting peace and income generation facilitation.
OUR MISSION
A peaceful and developed Afghanistan where every Afghan is educated, healthy, living above poverty line, have easy access to justice and everyone especially women and children enjoy their full rights and prosperous life.
Our impact
9+
Ongoing Projects
23+
Completed Projects
30+
Coverage Areas
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Our core values
Innovation
We constantly strive to re-define the standard of excellence in everything we do. At ASLO, we are open to ideas that drive innovation. Our endeavor to incorporate innovation into our work is endless.
Gender Equity
At ASLO gender equity is an eminent part at professional work, where it is considered at every phase. We believe that rise of a women is rise of a nation.
Respect
While working with the target communities, we firmly believe in respecting cultural, racial, religious, ideological diversity and principles of democracy and human rights to be a fundamental for our interventions.