AADO has been supporting Afghan women and girls – hear how at our AGM! You are invited to the AADO 2023 AGM on 27th November 2023, 5:00 pm sharp, at the Afghan Gallery, 327 Brunswick St., Fitzroy, where we’ll be presenting our Annual Report and ele...
Author: Jen
Year 12 Courses for Girls

In Kabul during June 2022, AADO Executive Director, Nouria Salehi liaised with a group of academics called the Afghanistan Education Support Coalition (AESC) on educating Year 12 girls. Women can attend University in segregated conditions; but this depends ...
Literacy and Livelihoods for Village Women

AADO continued its 10 month training courses in literacy, numeracy and dressmaking for a further 102 rural women with courses in five provincial villages ending August 2022. The women received a sewing machine on graduation enabling them to earn a livelihood t...
My Mother and the Prince: Jana Shindler Fristacky in Kabul 1946-1952 by Jackie M Fristacky

This book by AADO’s President is a true account of her mother’s remarkable life escaping the aftermath of WWII in Europe. At this time, Afghanistan’s rulers, King Zahir Shah and his able ministers sought to develop and modernise their nation. This brough...
Afghanistan aid

As the crisis in Afghanistan intensifies, support is desperately needed for thousands of displaced Afghan women and families living in the open with few belongings. AADO, last week, funded initial urgent basic relief for displaced children in camps – wat...