After more than four decades of war, Afghanistan has suffered immense loss. THTA works to protect rights, provide education, create employment and reduce poverty across all 34 provinces.
THTA was established in 2022 by a team of committed professionals led by Hamidullah Barak, to help Afghans in need, starting with women’s empowerment and gender mainstreaming.
Years of war and instability have left women and youth with few paths to financial independence or education. We assess needs first, then provide the services each community actually asks for, to fight extreme poverty, illiteracy and unemployment while protecting dignity and self-sufficiency.
Accountable governance and financial management in every operation.
Building the skills and confidence of women, youth and marginalized groups.
No discrimination by race, ethnicity, gender or religion.
Long-term solutions for economic and social development.
The principles behind every program we run.
THTA empowers Afghan communities by improving livelihoods, creating sustainable jobs, reducing poverty and strengthening local capacity. We respond to humanitarian needs and promote the inclusion of women and youth, regardless of religion, language, ethnicity or geography.
A peaceful, progressive and self-reliant Afghanistan with high literacy, transparent governance and fair economic opportunities for everyone.
To protect human rights, expand access to education, strengthen community capacity and create lasting jobs for women and youth in rural areas, reducing poverty and supporting Afghanistan’s national development goals.
Practical help across five sectors, built to last beyond the first delivery.
Literacy for women, English courses, professional skills, civic education, and campaigns on human rights, gender equality and early marriage prevention.
Tailoring, handicrafts, carpentry, livestock management, glass design, bead weaving and agriculture, plus start-up support and market links for women and youth.
Health awareness, clean water and sanitation, hygiene kits and medical supplies, emergency food and shelter, and support for widows and people with disabilities.
Better food security and sustainable farming for small-scale farmers, with modern techniques, climate-resilient crops and access to essential resources that raise productivity and strengthen local food systems.
Income-generating opportunities and employable skills through vocational training, small business support and capacity building, helping families reach economic self-reliance.
Where new funding is going next.
We accept USDT on the TRC20 network to fund education, vocational training, emergency relief and health support across Afghanistan. Transfers are fast, low-cost and traceable on the blockchain.
What donations and partnerships have delivered so far.
Children given education and school supplies
Women trained in vocational skills for financial independence
Families helped with emergency relief in harsh conditions
Communities given healthcare support and hygiene kits
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