First things first…….Nowzad is NOT closing down! Yes, we are facing unprecedented challenges at this time which are stretching us to the limit but we are determined that together with you; we will overcome these issues. So at the moment we are facing four unique challenges.
11 June 2021
The Nowzad intern programme has been running for 3 years now here at our clinic in Kabul. We are truly grateful to the amazing supporters and team at the 353 charity who donated a truly...
The pandemic has continued to rage around us but the workload at the clinic never slowed. If anything, as the summer took shape with the winter rain storms easing and the temperatures already...
The Nowzad working animal programme, as we announced in our last newsletter, is now operating across Kabul. Our head of programme, Dr Reshad is out on the ground twice per week to intercept...
Legacy of Love will be a luxury, coffee table book, filled with heartfelt words, stunning photos and beautiful art written by a variety of contributors. A Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign will be...
09 March 2021
Meet the staff is proud to introduce QaisiGul (means Apricot Flower 😍) our chef! So basically the most important person at Nowzad!!
09 February 2021
Time to forget about the woes of the world for five minutes and let’s celebrate a few of our successful rescues that did manage to travel to their forever homes during 2020 and the early...
08 February 2021
Well 2020 is finally in the rear view mirror and for many of us, the promised salvation of 2021 sadly never brought the relief from the pandemic that we had all hoped for. Most will still be...
A working donkey has no life in Afghanistan – just toil, pain and a never ending slog along roads crammed with cars or up torturous slopes to reach the mountain villages that surround Kabul....
The Nowzad charity was extremely fortunate to be supported with a grant by 353 (an amazing and dedicated charity promoting the legacy of Private Conrad Lewis of the Parachute Regiment; killed in...
16 January 2021
When you open the fridge and find that the brown sauce bottle is empty – there is no choice. Even in a war zone. A journey to the supermarket calls…. And thankfully for a little male...