2023 Annual Report provides a comprehensive overview of our organization’s performance over the past year. This report highlights our key achievements, key donors, financial performance, and challenges faced. It includes detailed financial statements, insights into our operational milestones, and an outlook for the future.
AHA has been featured in an article about World Humanitarian Day. The article highlights AHA’s impactful work alongside profiles of 14 other African NGOs, showcasing a collective dedication to humanitarian causes. Click the link below to read the full article. https://desert2desert4socialcauses.com/2024/08/19/world-humanitarian-day-overview-and-profiles-of-15-african-ngos
The ongoing war in Sudan has forced over 800,000 people to evacuate their homes in North Darfur state. The conflict has devastated water supplies and aggravated WASH difficulties, leaving more than 800,000 displaced people in Elfasher town without access to clean water. AHA’s emergency water trucking intervention has been an important lifeline for IDP communities …
The testimony was collected after written consent was given by the young mother. My name is NYIRABEGA TUYISENGE, a 23 years old refugee living in Kiziba refugee camp. I gave birth at the age of 17. It was not easy to give birth at this early age with the difficult life in the refugee camp. …
As AHA enters the middle of the year, Here are some of the highlights of AHA’s humanitarian progress, changes and challenges. 2024 continues to be a year where we are trying to transition away from our longstanding partnership with UNHCR as our primary funding source. As UNHCR closes its books in 2023 – for the …
The protracted crises in Darfur, combined with a year long fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, have resulted in the fastest-growing crises in Sudan, with the number of displaced people standing at more than 8.6 million people. The fighting has destroyed basic infrastructure and disrupted regular water services for Communities …
2022 Annual Report Africa Humanitarian Action (AHA) is a pan-African international non- governmental organization that provides effective humanitarian relief and recovery as well as advocacy services. Founded in 1994 in response to the atrocities in Rwanda, AHA has supported over 27 million people in 20 African countries to regain their health, dignity and well being.
Every year, we celebrate World Refugee Day by sharing stories from the populations we serve. This year, AHA was featured in a story in Rwanda’s The New Times highlighting the story of Ms. Umutoniwase – a refugee from DR Congo who found hope through one of the programs implemented by AHA. Refugees flee their homes, …
Neighbors butchering neighbors with machetes, mass graves and bitter hatred are images of the Rwanda genocide, which moved me and many others into action 26 years ago. Rwanda was among the world’s most horrific events, which – at least in theory – altered humanitarian response. Hundreds of studies and reports analyzed the actions, or inaction, …
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