2025
Afghanistan Earthquake Relief
Send critical aid to families affected by the disaster.
Urgent Earthquake Relief Needed in Afghanistan
A devastating 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck southeastern Afghanistan on August 31, 2025, impacting the Nangarhar and Kunar provinces and triggering multiple aftershocks between 4.3 and 5.2 magnitude near Basawul and Jalalabad. The Afghanistan earthquake 2025 has affected over 12,000 lives, causing widespread destruction and urgent humanitarian needs.
Our team has mobilized to conduct needs assessments and deliver emergency aid to surviving families, while coordinating with authorities to access the hardest-hit areas.
Help save lives in the aftermath of this deadly earthquake.
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A Country Prone to Seismic Activity
Known to be situated in one of Central Asia’s seismic activity zones, Afghanistan has a history of catastrophic earthquakes. We were on the ground providing emergency relief in 2022 and in 2023, along with our ongoing programs of Orphan Care, Seasonal Islamic Giving, Food Security, Education, and other long-term rebuilding projects.
The people of Afghanistan urgently need your continued support as they face the compounded challenges of climate change, recurring natural disasters, and widespread food insecurity.
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Updates From the Field
Accounts from local Afghan residents are taken by our field teams to provide the best care
Afghan children gather around our team to receive essentail food items as the search for survivors continues
Children gather around our team member in Afghanistan for shoes and food
Distribution of essential aid continues from our field teams in Afghanistan
Emergency relief items are taken on foot by our field teams to help Afghanistan earthquake survivors
Families save their belonging from the rubble in the aftermath of the Afghanistan earthquake
Families surround our team member as emergency food is distributed to earthquake survivors
Heartbreaking stories are shared with our teams as we continue to provide urgent care
Our team conducts needs assessments in the aftermath of the Afghanistan earthquake
Our team members travel to hard to reach areas with supplies for Afghanistan earthquake victims
Our teams continue to assess damages and need as families remain outdoors following the earthquake
The terrain has proved even more difficult in the aftermath of the Afghanistan earthquake for our field teams
Too scared to stay indoors, families sleep under the open sky in Afghanistan after the earthquake
