WAW provides critical services for Afghan women, girls, and families, both in Afghanistan and the U.S. This includes legal aid, case management, housing assistance, emergency shelter, food support, and healthcare access. WAW ensures that refugees, asylum seekers, immigrants, and vulnerable Afghan families receive the resources they need to rebuild their lives with safety and dignity.

Through English language classes, job training, financial literacy programs, and youth leadership initiatives, WAW equips Afghan women and girls with the skills they need to achieve self-sufficiency. Programs also focus on empowering young Afghan women to break barriers, pursue higher education, and become leaders in their communities.

WAW plays a vital role in amplifying the voices of Afghan women and advocating for their rights at local, national, and international levels. By fostering culturally competent spaces and providing gender-based violence prevention programs, WAW empowers Afghan women and girls to advocate for their future while strengthening their communities.