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Children are reaching us far too late in the process, and they often present in critical condition with preventable medical complications.

Ana Lilia Banda / MSF medical coordinator in southern Afghanistan

What are we doing in Afghanistan?

MSF runs eight projects in eight provinces, with a particular focus on secondary healthcare, including paediatric and maternal care. Across our projects, we see a healthcare system that is overstretched, under-resourced, and increasingly unable to meet the needs of the population.

In 2025, we've run:

  • 417,395 Emergency Room consultations
  • 53,971 deliveries with 3,213 caesarean sections conducted
  • 31,620 measles patients treated
  • 9,388 Inpatient Therapeutic Feeding Centre admissions, and 3,166 patients enrolled in outpatient feeding programs
  • 124 drug-resistant tuberculosis patients enrolled in treatment

RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES

As an independent, impartial medical humanitarian organisation, Médecins Sans Frontières can respond rapidly to emergency situations and deliver urgent medical treatment to people in need – no matter who they are. By making a donation, you can help ensure that we can be there to provide medical assistance during times of crisis.

In 2026, 20 additional beds were added to the inpatient therapeutic feeding centre at Boost Provincial Hospital in Helmand province, bringing the total capacity to 57 beds. However, despite this expansion, a recent alarming increase in admissions of children with severe acute malnutrition has challenged MSF’s capacity to respond to needs. © Shuk Lim Cheung/MSF

In 2026, 20 additional beds were added to the inpatient therapeutic feeding centre at Boost Provincial Hospital in Helmand province, bringing the total capacity to 57 beds. However, despite this expansion, a recent alarming increase in admissions of children with severe acute malnutrition has challenged MSF’s capacity to respond to needs. © Shuk Lim Cheung/MSF

HOW YOU CAN HELP

By donating to MSF's emergency fund, you can help ensure that MSF staff can provide medical assistance during times of crises where it is needed most—both in Afghanistan, and around the world.

Your donation supports MSF's Emergency Fund and is not restricted to a specific country or emergency.

We work where the need is greatest; it’s critical we respond as soon as a crisis occurs.

Médecins Sans Frontières Australia's emergency fund ensures that we have adequate financial resources ready so that we don’t lose precious time. By donating to our emergency fund today, you can help our teams provide relief as soon as possible to people who urgently need our help.

Please consider making an urgent donation today. We simply could not do what we do without you.

When eight-month-old Nomania first developed a fever and cough, her mother Nooria bought her some injections, but her condition had improved for five days only before she relapsed and became sick again. She was eventually directed to MSF facilities in Kandahar, where she was diagnosed with malnutrition and tuberculosis. © Nazia Kamal/MSF

HOW MSF USES FUNDS

71%

of our funds are used to further our social mission by providing assistance to people in distress and to victims of natural or man-made disasters.

29%

of our funds are used to responsibly manage our organisation via fundraising and administration activities that ensure we can continue to meet our operational needs.

Data from the 2025 consolidated MSF Australia and MSF New Zealand Financial Report

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