Kurdistan Aid (KAID) | Humanitarian & Human Development Organization
URGENT KAID is actively launching new child protection frameworks in Rojava. Join our volunteer network today!
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15+
Active Programs
50K+
Children Protected
$1.4M
Aid Distributed
200+
Global Volunteers
Our Scope of Work

What We Do

We implement tactical, field-driven frameworks to create self-sustaining growth, protective structures, and healing pathways across vulnerable demographics.

Child Welfare & Advocacy

We build secure family networks and counseling centers to remove orphaned and vulnerable children from high-risk environments, securing their primary human rights.

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Addiction Recovery Networks

We pioneer localized clinical intervention strategies and community outreach systems to combat substance abuse, promoting long-term rehab and societal re-integration.

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Educational Infrastructure

We reconstruct damaged schools, deploy modern computing and tech laboratories, and supply continuous learning resources to optimize human development indices.

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Core Areas of Action

Our Comprehensive Programs

We look at the challenges holistically, building systems that cure the root problems rather than just treating symptoms.

Child Protection Frameworks

Developing safety networks, family counseling centers, and shelter systems to guarantee every child’s right to play, learn, and grow safely without fear.

Substance Abuse Rehabilitation

Fighting the modern epidemic of drug addiction through professional community health networks, therapeutic intervention, and social re-integration.

Educational Infrastructure

Rebuilding war-torn educational facilities, equipping classrooms with modern computing laboratories, and offering academic scholarships to orphans.

The People Behind Kurdistan Aid

Meet Our Team

Meet our full team

Dedicated professionals and visionaries driving sustainable human development and humanitarian efforts.

Shara Wali

Shara Wali

Director of Administration

Dedicated accounting professional and certified HR trainer. Former Director of PR at Haibatsultan Institute and a passionate women’s activist committed to economic empowerment and social justice.

shara@kaid.us
President and Founder - Fazil Kurdi

Fazil Kurdi

President and Founder

Over 25 years of experience in international humanitarian relief with the UN and USAID. He founded Kurdistan Aid to provide critical services to vulnerable populations.

fkurdi@kaid.us
(202) 390-5957
Alan Kurdi

Alan Kurdi

Community Awareness Coordinator

Freshman at George Mason University, dedicated to raising awareness about substance abuse among students. A published author and swim instructor.

alan.kurdi@kaid.us
Academic Contributions

Publications & Research Papers

Research Report (2026)
Socioeconomic Impact of Substance Abuse in Post-Conflict Zones

An in-depth empirical data analysis evaluating tracking recovery frameworks across regional youth metrics.

Policy Brief
Child Protection Frameworks: Recommendations for Local Authorities

Legal and strategic architectures designed to optimize children’s welfare systems within complex governance frameworks.

Next Key Mobilization Event
LIVE GLOBAL WEBINAR

International Forum for Kurdistan Development

Bringing global institutional leaders together to draft strategic educational and clinical expansion targets for the upcoming fiscal calendar.

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More Strategic Events & Calendars
June 12, 2026
Community Awareness Workshop

Interactive educational roundtables focusing on youth addiction recovery models in regional schools.

July 05, 2026
Child Safety Framework Briefing

Deploying localized strategic support pipelines to field operators across community welfare districts.

Women in Iraq and Syria suffer some of the harshest consequences of conflict in the region. Many have been enslaved, forced to live under ISIS occupation, or driven from their homes. In December 2016, Kurdistan Aid hosted a square dance and art show to benefit a KAID program that provides these women with PTSD treatment– a necessary service often lacking in refugee and IDP camps in the region.

Voice of America’s Kurdish service posted a recap of our event. Watch it here!

Past Events
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May 02, 2023
Emergency Relief Logistics Coordination Summit
April 14, 2024
Inaugural Launch of the Substance Rehab Center
Direct Impact Campaigns

Featured Humanitarian Causes

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Health Relief Medical Clinic
Mobile Medical Clinics for Border Camps

Funding fully-equipped emergency vans to bring psychiatric and pediatric care directly to unreached refugee communities.

Funded: $32,400 Target: $50,000
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Education Classroom
Empowering Orphans through Technology

Providing high-end computer laboratories and coding bootcamps for youth who lost family support frameworks.

Funded: $15,000 Target: $20,000
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Emergency Relief
Winter Crisis Relief & Warm Frameworks

Supplying thermal blankets, heating fuel, and nutritional parcels to vulnerable children during extreme sub-zero weather.

Funded: $45,000 Target: $45,000

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