Uruzgan Province – The Relief Humanitarian Development Organization (RHDO) has recently taken another important step toward improving the treatment environment for drug addicts by rebuilding the roof of the Uruzgan Drug Addiction Treatment Center. The project involved high-quality and durable concrete work over a roof area of 930 square meters with a thickness of 15 centimeters, ensuring a safe and suitable environment for patients under treatment.
RHDO has always been at the forefront of serving vulnerable communities across Afghanistan. In this important initiative, the roof of the Drug Addiction Treatment Center, which had long required essential reinforcement and rehabilitation, was reconstructed through standardized, strong, and sustainable concrete work.
This intervention not only created a safe, healthy, and reliable environment for patients, but also reflected RHDO’s ongoing commitment to providing services that are principled, innovative, and humanitarian in nature.
Furthermore, RHDO, with a spirit of dedication and tireless effort, continues to implement projects that deliver long-term benefits, sustainable positive impacts, and genuine developmental value for the Afghan people. Looking toward the future, RHDO is determined to foster growth and improve the quality of life through creative, result-oriented, and inspiring initiatives.
Once again, the Relief Humanitarian Development Organization has proven that it stands firmly with the people and is fully committed to driving constructive and lasting change for Afghanistan.
