Kabulwashington.com
Wahid Bihroz
CEO of the Kabul Washington Association, brings a wealth of experience to his role. Formerly collaborating with US diplomats in Kabul, Afghanistan from 2013 until April 2017, he later immigrated to the USA with his family under a Special Immigrant Visa (SIV). Wahid pursued studies in Computer Network and Cybersecurity at RTC. In February 2022, he founded and currently heads the Kabul Washington Association, responding to the needs of the Afghan community in Washington State, particularly in light of the influx of Afghan refugees to the United States.
Kabul Washington Association (KWA) is a nonprofit organization registered under UBI- 604881349 in the State of Washington. KWA is a 501© (3) non-profit. IRS (Internal Revenue Service) Tax ID:
Vision statement
Kabul Washington Association impel, leads, and inspires Afghan immigrants towards self-reliance and drive community development.
Mission statement
To mobilize Afghan immigrants, resources, and platforms to empower, educate, and create opportunities for integration in the Afghan community in Washington State.Have access to some form of specialized social support and assistance to build supportive relationships and connections in the receiving community
Values and principle
With a dedicated team of expert staff and volunteers, we support the Afghan refugees and immigrants in across Washington State. Our core values are:
Promotion – KWA strives to promote Afghan Community in the Washington State
Responsibility – we Embrace every opportunity to contribute to the Washington Community
Empowerment – KWA Works for Washington State Community empowerment through Afghan refugees’ encouragement
Collaboration – We believe in the power of working together in the community.
Integration – KWA facilitate the Integration of Afghan refugees in the WA community.
Programs and focus areas
Community advocacy
Education and Capacity Development
Civil engagement
Safety and wellbeing
Inclusion and diversity
Memberships
KWA membership is open to all Washington State residents. There is a $20 payment to become a member of KWA and serve the community. KWA spends the membership charges on the sustainability of the Association.
Management structure
The KWA management structure is made of three distinct levels. Program and Administration, Executive leadership, and Advisory board.
