Afghanistan Withdrawal: Veterans and Volunteers Continue the Fight for Afghan Allies

Three years after the U.S. exit from Kabul, many Americans are still working tirelessly to help Afghans left behind.

Veterans and civilians have formed grassroots networks to assist Afghan allies with resettlement and basic needs.
Efforts include navigating complex visa processes, providing financial aid, and offering housing in the U.S.
The term 'moral injury' describes the emotional toll on volunteers who feel their government abandoned Afghan partners.
Over 160,000 Afghans have been relocated to the U.S. since the fall of Kabul, but many more are still waiting.
Volunteers and advocates call for legislative action and better mental health support for those aiding resettlement.