SSAWO has set programs for the vocational skills for the beneficiaries and clients at Multi-Purpose Women Centers - Balkh soon.

SSAWO is going to resume the vocational skills at Multi-Purpose Women Centers - Balkh soon after receiving the permit letter from the directorate of Labour and Social Affairs - Balkh.

After long and productive negotiations and dialogues with the de facto government in Balkh Province, SSAWO managed to receive a permit letter from the directorate of Labour and Social Affairs to resume the activities at MPWC - Balkh.

After taking a 6 month tailoring vocational training at Multi-Purpose Women Centers (MPWCs) in Balkh, these women will be starting up their own businesses and generate incomes financially, which will lead to their financial independence and self-reliance.

SSAWO has had successful programs and activities in different communities of Afghanistan. These programs have been delivered to the people of the communities who suffered from addiction challenges and lack of income sources. SSAWO has assessed and identified them and provided them with treatment and vocational services.

SSAWO has set the priority in its activities to identify and treat children who are addicted, and provided them with education programs.

SSAWO has always been trying to identify the eligible beneficiaries and clients who have suffered from the brunt of addiction, war, poverty and deprivation.

SSAWO has successfully assessed and identified the number of beneficiaries and clients since its establishment. During these research, SSAWO has found a significant number of addicted men, women, children and adolescents throughout Afghanistan.