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Welcome to the Afghan Coalition

Located in the Fremont Family Resource Center, the Afghan Coalition is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community-based umbrella organization seeking to empower Afghans living in Northern California by building self-sufficiency, developing youth leadership, and promoting unity.

We have created an interfaith group of Buddhist, Christian, Jewish, and Muslim leaders to promote community diversity, unity, and peace. We are interested in breaking down the barriers that isolate our communities and promote open dialogue between different faiths and ethnic communities. Our goal is to encourage inter-community dialogue to explore common problems and develop community wide solutions.


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Announcements and Events Blog

For the most recent news and events, visit our Events Blog.

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The Little Kabul Newsletter

The latest edition is available here (Farsi).
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Little Kabul News

Sponsored by East Bay Agency for Children-Fremont Healthy Start's Project FREE. Partially funded by the US Office of Refuge Resettlement.

Our location in Fremont:

Fremont Family Resource Center

Annual Report

To find out more about our accomplishments, please see our 2007 Annual Report in PDF format.
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