Afghan women related research
Why are Afghan women often isolated, not integrated, not independent?
How can we support them/help them to integrate and become more independent in the UK?
"'Burn and Build': The Silent Struggle of AfghanWomen with Domestic Abuse in the UK,"
A Nation in Silence: The Escalating Violence Against Women in Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan
You Need a Network’: How Highly Skilled Refugees Build Social Networks to Convert Cultural Capital and Reclaim Professional Identities
Empowering Afghan Women Through Community
Discover valuable tools and programmes tailored to foster health and social inclusion.
Digital Literacy Classes
Build essential digital skills to stay connected and confident in the digital world.
Health Awareness Programmes
Learn about key health topics that improve your physical and mental wellness.
Gain practical tips and support to nurture your family’s well-being.
Parenting Workshops
Explore our helpful answers to common questions about health, social support, and community activities.
Health Resources for Afghan Women and Families
Frequent Asked Questions
What health education programmes does AHO offer for Afghan families?
AHO delivers tailored workshops on parenting, infant and young child feeding (IYCF), women’s health, periods, menopause, and contraception.
How can I join social inclusion activities organised by AHO?
You can participate by signing up for group events like walking clubs, cultural gatherings, and skill-showcasing sessions.
Are the programmes at AHO free or do they require payment?
100% of our services are offered free of charge to support Afghan women and families in our community.
Where are the AHO’s activities and classes held?
Our events take place across Harrow and Brent, in accessible community centres.
Address
138A De Havilland Road, Edgware, Brent, HA8 5QB
Contact
Telephone: 02037250068
E-mail: info@afghan-health.org