Morning Star Development's sole focus for over 25 years is Afghanistan. During this crisis, we continue to train and support Afghans who live in Afghanistan. We also have Afghan resettlement programs in India, the USA, and now in new places (Tajikistan). We work with whole Afghan families inside and outside of Afghanistan.
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A woman's influence is the glue that binds the family together. The Literacy and Basic Business Skills (LaBBs) is the training that equips her with skills that unleash her hidden potential to create and sustain a meaningful income to prosper her family emotionally and economically. When women engage in income generation with dignity and courage dreams are unlocked, children receive education and the life-giving transformation of communities flows. The empowerment of Afghan women means giving hop
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Morning Star Development, through our Leadership Development program, equips Afghan post-graduates with the leadership skills they will need to be catalysts for transformation of their nation, communities and families. The Institute for Leadership Development (ILD) brings best practices of servant-leadership principals from around the world in a one-year program taught by seasoned international instructors who themselves are noted leaders. We challenge young Afghan men and women to consider thei
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In a country torn by decades of war, millions of Afghans are easing their suffering through the use of opium and heroin. Children will often become addicted to these harmful drugs through their parents. New Life Drug Addition Center is a one-year drug rehabilitation program that seeks to redeem men from their destructive lifestyles and empower them by teaching job skills so they can be restored to their families and society.
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Afghanistan has the highest rate of infant mortality in the world. Morning Star is committed to saving mothers and babies and promoting life that brings health, joy, and a future for all.
The Birth Life Saving Skills (BLiSS) program is saving babies daily in the battle to end preventable, maternal, newborn and child mortality in Afghanistan. Where BLiSS is implemented we experience an 80% improvement in mother and baby health.
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