Central Office – Herat
The central office of Imam Jawad Charity Organization (IJCO) was established in Herat in 1993, following the beginning of the Mujahideen government in Afghanistan. In 2001, the Organization was officially registered with the Ministry of Economy and continued expanding its humanitarian and social activities. The Central Office in Herat is currently managed by Haji Bashir Ahmad Dabaghpour.
Programs and Activities
The Herat Central Office of Imam Jawad Charity Organization carries out its activities through five main program areas, each including a variety of humanitarian, social, educational, healthcare, and community support initiatives.
Supporting families with their basic daily needs is one of the main priorities of Imam Jawad Charity. A significant part of the organization’s resources is dedicated to livelihood assistance for vulnerable families. This support includes the distribution of food packages, hot meals, clothing, and essential household items. During the winter season, the charity also provides heating support such as coal, gas, firewood, and assistance with electricity expenses.
The Medical Assistance Programs are among the largest and most active initiatives of Imam Jawad Charity. Recognizing the importance of access to healthcare, the charity places special emphasis on supporting vulnerable patients and families through a wide range of medical services. These programs provide free medical examinations and medication, financial assistance for treatments and surgeries inside and outside the country, and home-based medical services for patients with special medical conditions.
Education is one of the most important foundations for building a better future. Recognizing the vital role of education in the development of society, Imam Jawad Charity provides a range of educational support programs for underprivileged students. These programs help students continue their education from kindergarten to higher education without financial hardship. Educational support includes scholarships for school students, distribution of stationery, and transportation assistance for underprivileged students.
Due to the ongoing social and economic challenges in Afghanistan, many essential social services remain limited or inaccessible for vulnerable families. In response to these needs, Imam Jawad Charity implements a variety of humanitarian and community support programs to assist underprivileged individuals and households. These programs include water supply projects in underserved areas, housing support for homeless families, rental assistance, and livelihood opportunities through small business initiatives such as sewing, basket weaving, carpet weaving, and traditional Khorjin weaving. The charity also provides funeral assistance grants for families in need.
Strong family relationships and healthy social traditions play an important role in the stability and well-being of communities in Afghanistan. However, economic hardship often prevents low income families from meeting the costs associated with important cultural and family responsibilities. To support vulnerable families in these areas, Imam Jawad Charity implements a range of cultural support programs, including marriage assistance grants, household essentials support for newly married couples, and the construction and equipping of libraries.
Organizational Chart
Imam Jawad charity is a service-oriented organization, and many people serve the organization voluntarily
Board of directors consists of 30 core members and 20 alternate members who serve voluntarily. The board meet regularly to consult, plan, supervise, and inspect the activities of the charity.
In addition to the board of directors, Imam Jawad charity’s staff who work in different departments of the charity, carry out its executive activities.
Contact us
Goldsmiths Bazar _Sadeghhieh Mousque At the end of the alley, the office of the Imam Jawad charity organization.