Afghanistan
BeiJing Tongxin Circle provides food, coal, medical and other assistance to thousands of extremely poor families in Afghanistan, while also paying attention to the education and children's needs in Afghanistan.
On June 27, 2023, 200 impoverished families in Parwan Province were provided with food and provisions, including: one bag of 50 kilograms of flour, one bag of 20 kilograms of rice, one 5-liter can of cooking oil, one bag of 5 kilograms of pasta and one bag of 4 kilograms of sugar, totaling 5 types of food.
On June 14, 2023, the "Little Flatbread, Big Love" project was launched in the Kabul region, covering a total of 120 impoverished families. Each family was given 10 naans every day. It lasted for one month, helping 40,000 people overcome their temporary living crises.
On October 7, 2023, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake occurred in Herat, Afghanistan. This earthquake resulted in at least 2,500 deaths and 2,000 injuries. Emergency aid supplies and medical services were provided to 350 earthquake victims. Scholarships and school supplies were offered to over 100 poor children from the "Morning Knowledge School", helping them build an entertainment playground and 5 toilets, including 2 girls' toilets, 2 boys' toilets and 1 teacher's toilet.
On June 1st, 2023 (Children's Day), in poor and war-torn countries, very few children have heard of Children's Day, let alone received gifts on this day. In Afghanistan, many children have been deprived of the most basic necessities of life. Owning a new pair of shoes is the dream of many poor children in Afghanistan. Taking advantage of the "June 1st Children's Day" opportunity, new shoes were sent to 648 impoverished children in Kabul, Bamyan and Ghazni provinces of Afghanistan.
Cataract surgery is a very simple and relatively inexpensive procedure. However, in many poor countries, many families are unable to afford the cost of this surgery due to economic issues and are forced to continue living in relative darkness. To address this issue, the BeiJing Tongxinlian Charity Foundation designed the "Bright Path Project", collaborating with the EICO Eye Care Organization, and coordinating with the Afghan Ministry of Public Health to provide eye cataract surgery services to 1,000 families in five provinces in Afghanistan (Maidan, Wardak, Konar, Khost, Sarepol, and Bamyan). This enables those impoverished families who cannot afford cataract surgery to have the opportunity for treatment and gives them the chance to lead a better life.
