Drug and HIV/AIDS resource center & publications
- Period
- 2003–2009
- Location
- Kabul
- Partner
- German Technical Cooperation (GTZ)
Project history
Impact built through partnership and persistence
Selected ongoing and completed work from KOR’s long history in health, treatment, training, and education.
Across Afghanistan
From pilot programs to lasting services
KOR has delivered projects with ministries, international agencies, donors, and local communities. Some programs were completed, some transferred to government, and others remain active today.
Drop-in centers and outreach for people affected by drug use
- Period
- 2005–2010
- Location
- Nangarhar & Daikundi
- Partner
- The Colombo Plan
Residential and community-based prevention, treatment & rehabilitation
- Period
- 2006–2009
- Location
- Kabul & Badakhshan
- Partner
- GTZ
Bilingual books for children
- Period
- 2009–present
- Location
- Across Afghanistan
- Partner
- Hoopoe Books / ISHK
Treatment and HIV prevention services for male prisoners and returnees
- Period
- 2010–2015
- Location
- Herat
- Partner
- UNODC Afghanistan
Teacher training for bilingual teaching stories
- Period
- 2011–present
- Location
- Across Afghanistan
- Partner
- Hoopoe Books / ISHK
20-bed treatment center
- Period
- 2011–present
- Location
- Charikar, Parwan
- Partner
- INL / Colombo Plan / MoPH
Outpatient and outreach services for at-risk children and adolescents
- Period
- 2012–2013
- Location
- Farah, Jalalabad, Mazar-e Sharif & Herat
- Partner
- UNODC Afghanistan
50-bed treatment center
- Period
- 2012–present
- Location
- Khair Khana, Kabul
- Partner
- INL / Colombo Plan / MoPH
KOR ECHO addiction-professional curricula training
- Period
- 2013
- Location
- Kabul
- Partner
- The Colombo Plan
20-bed treatment center
- Period
- 2017–present
- Location
- District 8, Kabul
- Partner
- INL / Colombo Plan / MoPH
A consistent objective
Awareness that reduces harm—and care that restores lives.
KOR’s health projects combine understandable public information, professional standards, treatment access, and a commitment to social reintegration.