Instant Aid is a non-profit organization devoted to short and long term aid across the globe.

Jasmin, founder of Instant Aid, released a feature-length documentary about the education system in Afghanistan called Generation A.

Jasmin worked with the Department of Sanitation in Los Angeles to provide mobile hygiene services to those experiencing homelessness.

Instant Aid ran two kitchens in Kyiv, Ukraine, providing over 420,000 meals for military bases, local elderly homes, and for women and children seeking safety from potential bombing.

By launching Salam Cafe in Kabul, Afghanistan in 2022, Instant Aid created a safe haven for street-working children, providing health checks, family support, and over 120,000 meals.

Working in partnership with World Central Kitchen, Instant Aid responded to a devastating 5.9-magnitude earthquake in Paktika, Afghanistan, providing over 148,000 meals and over 390,000 liters of water.

Instant Aid joined hands with a number of organizations to provide “infant packages” to new mothers in Ukraine.

Following catastrophic flash flooding in the Logar Province of Afghanistan, Instant Aid worked with World Central Kitchen to provide over 28,200 meals and 300,800 liters of water to those affected.

In September 2022, The White House honored Instant Aid for our work across Afghanistan.

With comprehensive hygiene packs supplied directly from the UN, Instant Aid were able to support the health of families reached through Salam Cafe.

Following extreme flooding in Pakistan leading to over 1000 people losing their lives, Instant Aid worked with World Central Kitchen to provide over 36,000 meals to those affected.

With two intense earthquakes in Turkey and Syria killing more than 40,000 people, leaving tens of thousands more injured, and at least one million people displaced, Instant Aid provided 122,700 meals to those affected in the region.

Instant Aid worked with World Central Kitchen in Herat, Afghanistan to provide over 318,000 meals to those impacted by a series of seismic earthquakes in the area.

In January 2024, Instant Aid initiated the Vitamin Angels Program to deworm each child and their young siblings at Salam Cafe.

Instant Aid continue’s to be in partnership with the State Department on a project in Afghanistan.