Emergency Response

Case Study Information

Emergency Response  Afghanistan is one of the world’s most disaster-prone countries — prone to earthquakes, floods, drought, and the chronic emergency of conflict and displacement.  ORCD’s emergency response teams are pre-positioned, trained, and trusted by local communities. When a disaster strikes, ORCD does not need to establish relationships — they already exist. Non-food items, emergency shelter, winter warmth packages, and medical first response reach communities within days, not weeks.  In partnership with UNOCHA, UNHCR, and IOM — and pre-qualified to access Common Humanitarian Funds.

Reaching Afghanistan's most vulnerable communities with life-saving healthcare

Reaching Afghanistan’s most vulnerable communities with life-saving healthcare

5 million+

people served through Basic Package of Health Services

27 provinces

with primary healthcare coverage

WHO · UNICEF · UNFPA

United Nations delivery partners

What We Deliver

Through targeted healthcare and community support programmes, we help vulnerable families access the care and services they need most. Our approach combines emergency relief, preventative healthcare, nutrition, and clean water solutions to create lasting impact where it matters most.

Mobile health units reaching remote and conflict-affected communities

Maternal, neonatal, and child health (RMNCH) services reducing preventable deaths in childbirth

Community-based nutrition programmes treating acute malnutrition in children under five

Psychosocial support for communities affected by conflict and trauma

Emergency health response to outbreaks cholera, measles, and COVID-19

WASH integration because clean water prevents more deaths than medicine cures

What Your Donation Funds

Your donation funds frontline healthcare where it’s needed most, from training community workers to running mobile clinics in remote districts. Each tier represents a tangible outcome, not an abstract goal. Whatever you give, your support translates directly into care for families who would otherwise go without.

£25

One month of community health worker training materials for a rural clinic

£50

Emergency medical supplies for one mobile health unit visit.

£100

Full antenatal care package for one mother 4 visits, tests, and delivery kit

£250

Therapeutic feeding treatment for one severely malnourished child for 8 weeks

£500

Mobile health unit fuel, supplies, and staff costs for one month in a remote district

£1000

Complete primary healthcare service for one community of 200 people for one month

£5000

Emergency health response to a disease outbreak supplies, staff, community treatment

Price points benchmarked against: Islamic Relief Health Fund, Muslim Aid WASH & Health programme, and UNICEF Afghanistan Health Appeals 2024–25.

Case Challenge

The client struggled with unclear inconsistent performance, and lack of focus,

Case Solutions

The client struggled with unclear inconsistent performance, and lack of focus,

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