AYSO provided life-saving primary healthcare services to vulnerable people, focusing on women, girls, and children in the conflict-affected districts of Helmand province through mobile health teams from March 2021 until March 2022. Likewise, AYSO provided essential life-saving primary healthcare services through eighth (8) mobile health teams to the vulnerable and conflicted-affected non-displaced people, IDPs, and people in hard-to-reach locations of Sangin, Mosa Qala, Nadali, Washer, Garamsir, Nawzad, and Lashkargah districts of Helmand province from October 2019 to March 2022. Similarly, AYSO provided primary healthcare services to the vulnerable people living in remote and underserved areas of Helmand province through six (6) mobile health teams funded by the WHO for nine months.

AYSO successfully implemented the BPHS (SEHAT III) project in Badghis province from 2017 to 2018. AYSO improved access, utilization, and quality of BPHS services (including maternal and newborn care, child health and immunization, public nutrition, treatment and control of communicable diseases, mental health and disability and physical rehabilitation services, and regular supply of essential drugs and supplies); increased community involvement in the provision of services; enhanced community satisfaction; enhanced the capacity of the health workers, and ensured gender equity in all services. In addition to the capacity-building training for the health facilities' health managers and clinical staff, AYSO ran Community Midwifery Education (CME) and Community Health Nursing Education Schools (CHNE) in Badghis province under this project.

AYSO successfully implemented the BPHS (SEHAT III) project in Helmand province from 2017 to 2018. AYSO improved access, utilization, and quality of BPHS services (including maternal and newborn care, child health and immunization, public nutrition, treatment and control of communicable diseases, mental health and disability and physical rehabilitation services, and regular supply of essential drugs and supplies); increased community involvement in the provision of services; enhanced community satisfaction; enhanced the capacity of the health workers, and ensured gender equity in all services. In addition to the capacity-building training for the health managers and clinical staff of the health facilities, AYSO ran Community Midwifery Education (CME) and Community Health Nursing Education Schools (CHNE) in Helmand province

AYSO, in partnership with the AADA organization, successfully implemented the BPHS project in Takhar province from 2015 to 2018. In addition to the provision of dignified and quality maternal and newborn, child health and immunization, public nutrition, treatment and control of communicable diseases, mental health, disability, and physical rehabilitation services, and regular supply of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, AYSO also built the capacity of the provincial management staff, health facilities clinical staff, community health workers and community health shuras through the provision of a wide range of trainings on different health-related topics.

AYSO has provided Mobile Health Services (Primary Health Care to people in conflict affected districts, fixed vulnerable population in Helmand province with main focus on CBA women, new born, children under five year of age) through 8 MHTs in 7 districts (Sangin, Mosa Qala, Nadali, Washer, Garamsir, Nawzad, and Lashkargah). AYSO through this project covered all hard-to-reach areas, conflict-affected populations, and IDPs in Helmand Province from Oct 2019 up to March 2020.

AYSO  provided primary health care service to the underserved, remote and vulnerable population of  through 6 MHTs funded by WHO. The project duration was for nine months. MHTs provided  health service based on MHT guideline of MoPH in all targeted districts.

AYSO provided health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene services through six (6) mobile health teams to the vulnerable people who live in hard-to-reach locations of Helmand and Badghis provinces.

Through funding from ACF/UNOCHA, AYSO provided mobile health services through two (2) mobile health teams in Helmand province from 2018 to 2021 in three rounds. The teams also provided nutrition, WASH, and emergency aid services to the target population in the province. The services were provided in line with the MHT package of the MoPH.

AYSO provide emergency live saving primary health care, nutrition and psychosocial services to the people living in remote, underserved and drought affected areas in Farah province through establishment of 2 BHCs an 8 SHCs in the remote and underserved areas of Bakwa, Pashtorud, Khaki Safid, Sheepkoh, and Farah districts