18Dec
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Fish Skin Project: a new hope for burned children in Kabul
Fish Skin Project: a new hope for burned children in Kabul Burns represent one of the major health emergencies in Afghanistan, a country where access to medical care is extremely limited and where children are the primary victims. Severe burns often lead to infections, prolonged hospital stays and, in the most critical cases, death. Reducing [...] Read More >>
24Sep
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“ABC of Citizenship 2025”: building an inclusive and intercultural society together
“ABC of Citizenship 2025”: building an inclusive and intercultural society together Immigration is not an emergency, but a structural phenomenon that characterizes contemporary societies. From this awareness comes ABC della Cittadinanza 2025, the new project promoted by CSV Lazio in collaboration with organizations engaged for years in the promotion of rights and intercultural dialogue: Piùculture, [...] Read More >>
24Sep
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Women Business Prize – Afghanistan
Women Business Prize – Afghanistan Award for the resilience and creativity of Afghan women entrepreneurs under the Taliban regime The roots of this initiative date back to 2020, when NOVE successfully organized the Daring Women in Business Prize in Kabul (https://novecaringhumans.org/en/projects/daring-women-in-business-prize-dwb/) to encourage women entrepreneurs to withstand the severe recession caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. [...] Read More >>
08Sep
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Healing Circles
Healing Circles Psychological support and mental well-being for Afghan women and girls In Afghanistan, women have lost fundamental rights and are subjected to severe restrictions, such as being banned from studying beyond primary school, holding many jobs, travelling alone, walking in a park, or making their voices heard. As a result, rates of depression and [...] Read More >>
08Sep
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A Sea of Sports
A Sea of Sports A project built on sports, play, and inclusion A Sea of Sports offers children and young people in situations of social vulnerability — housed in foster homes, women’s shelters, or CAS (Extraordinary Reception Centers) — a unique and exciting combination of play and sports activities, in close contact with water and [...] Read More >>
28Aug
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Le bambine tornano a sognare – Girls can dream again
Girls can dream again Supporting Kabul's Future Hope orphanage For one year, we accompanied the growth of 37 girls living at the private Future Hope orphanage in Kabul. In 2025, approximately 3.5 million children under the age of five in Afghanistan were affected by acute malnutrition (UNICEF, 2026) Malnutrition and trauma severely compromise children's physical [...] Read More >>
10Aug
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Renew & Restart – Women’s entrepreneurship and creative recycling
Renew & Restart. Women’s entrepreneurship and creative recycling NOVE created Renew & Restart to help reduce plastic pollution while simultaneously offering women in Kabul an opportunity for socioeconomic empowerment. Participants were selected based on vulnerability criteria such as household poverty, number of dependents, and the presence of malnourished children in the family. Personal motivation to [...] Read More >>
07Aug
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SOS Children Italy
SOS Children Italy In 2015, when the project was launched,"S.O.S Children",according to statistics in Italy more than 1 million 300 thousand minors were in a state of destitution and almost 100 thousand were victims of mistreatment or abuse. NOVE helped 32 children deprived of the necessities to grow up healthy and serene by offering, depending [...] Read More >>
07Aug
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I don’t have leprosy
I don’t have leprosy We managed to overcome the stigma that isolated the community of impoverished and marginalized lepers in Kore ‘ghetto’. We did so by helping six young women from the ghetto in their long and difficult educational journey. They all obtained a university degree and found employment which made them economically self-sufficient. Beneficiaries: [...] Read More >>