Activities
Each program was carried out with local leaders and volunteers. Tap a photo to see it larger.
For many low-income families, Eid-ul-Adha is hard to celebrate fully. In 2024 we organized a Kurbani Program at Boyra Bazar to help close that gap.
Kurbani meat was shared with needy families in the area, following religious guidelines and with careful attention to fairness and hygiene. Families facing financial hardship came first, so that help reached them in a dignified and timely way.
We planted trees on the college campus to raise awareness of the role of trees in fighting climate change and keeping nature in balance. Holding it at a college links environmental care with learning.
Students, volunteers and community members planted saplings side by side. Everyone was encouraged to see it as a long-term responsibility: care and upkeep matter as much as planting.
On the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr we organized a food distribution for poor, helpless and low-income families. Essential food items went to households facing hardship, easing the pressure when needs and expenses rise.
We worked with local community members so that help was given respectfully. Families could celebrate Eid with a little more peace of mind.
During the holy month of Ramadan we gave financial support to Boyra Bazar Ta’limul Qur’an Nurani and Hafizia Madrasa and Orphanage, to help meet its educational, nutritional and welfare needs at a time when children’s care needs special attention.
The support helped with daily care and learning, so the madrasa could focus on religious education, moral guidance and emotional support for the children in its care.
We honored students who achieved outstanding results in the SSC Examination 2024. The program celebrated perseverance, discipline and dedication, the qualities behind long-term success.
In a formal, encouraging setting, the students received certificates and tokens of appreciation. Seeing their hard work recognized gave other young people in the community something to aim for.
We arranged a Nabin Baran, a welcoming ceremony, for newly admitted students at the college, so that their first experience would feel warm, encouraging and supported.
Teachers and representatives greeted the students with good wishes and guidance. They spoke about discipline, dedication, ethical conduct and respect for values, and about belonging to a community that values growth and mutual respect.
We organized a study tour for students of M.A. Sattar Memorial College to Gajni Obokash Kendro in Jhenaigati, Sherpur, so that learning could reach beyond the classroom and give students real-life exposure.
Students explored the landscape, learned about geography and conservation, and practiced teamwork, discipline and cooperation. The trip balanced learning with recreation, which is good for mental well-being too.
Lack of money should not stop anyone from getting essential medical care. We help with treatment costs, diagnostic tests, medicines and other health expenses, based on need and what we can manage.
We also provide mobility aids such as wheelchairs to people living with disability, to support their independence. This help is given with sensitivity and discretion, so that every person’s dignity stays intact.
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