From the Field | Cure Hospital, Kabul Afghanistan

Eng. Amir Jamal Muslih serves as Food Security Project Manager at Cure Hospital, providing food assistance to some of Afghanistan’s most vulnerable households, including refugees, internally displaced persons, and communities recovering from disaster.

“Working as the Food Security Project Manager at Cure Hospital has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my career. I am honored to be part of a team that brings hope to families facing hunger, natural disasters, displacement, and other hardships. Providing food assistance to vulnerable households — including refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and disaster-affected communities — is more than delivering a food package; it is about restoring dignity, easing suffering, and giving people the strength to rebuild their lives. Knowing that our work helps families through some of their most difficult moments inspires me every day and reinforces my commitment to serving those in need with compassion and integrity.”

Behind each food package Eng. Amir and his team deliver is a household working to rebuild what it has lost. We are grateful for his steady commitment to meeting that need with both compassion and dignity.