Kindness Sharing Project (KSP) has three different global and local programs:
Currently, KSP operates in two different countries, the United States of America and Afghanistan.
The United States Ongoing Programs:
- Helping families and individuals in need to have access to food, clothing, household items, housing and legal representation
- Referring new arrivals, who experience domestic violence, human trafficking homelessness and hunger to emergency shelters, immigration services and doctors with no cost to them
- Connecting families in need to rental assistance services in Fairfax County and Prince William County
- Assisting the victims of domestic violence and survivors of human trafficking by connecting them to the right and available resources in Fairfax County and Prince William County
- Connecting individuals to education and employment resources in Virginia
- Providing informative workshops and trainings to children of new arrivals in our communities to learn about their rights to be protected from gangs and bullying in their schools
Afghanistan’s Long-term and Shot-term Supportive Programs
Long-term Programs:
- Spreading kindness through education of children (Working Children & School)
- Kindness to needy seniors (Kindness to Seniors)
- Kindness to disabled individuals (Individuals with Disabilities Need Kindness)
- Kindness to the families of deceased military veterans (Kindness to Fallen Heroes)
- Kindness to displaced families, individuals, and orphans (Displacement is not a Choice)
- Supporting widows in need (Kindness to Widows)
Short-term Programs:
- Seasonal support to families and individuals in need (Spreading Kindness to Poor)
- Annual support to families in need in the month of Ramadan
(Spreading Kindness in Ramadan)
- Meat distribution to families and individuals in need during Eid al-Ada
(Spreading Kindness in Eid al-Adha)
- Providing short-term financial assistance to the families of the victims of suicide attacks, bombs, rockets and natural disaster (Spreading Kindness to Heartbroken People in Need)
- Advocacy work for the families and individuals, who have been the victims of social injustices and violations of Human Rights (Seeking Justice)