The Girl Effect is about girls and boys and moms and dads and villages and towns and countries. Learn More

Update April 11, 2011. Following the Eye Camp on February 20, 2011, 29 cataract patients were selected for surgery. Operations were performed on these patients on February 23, 2011 at our hospital. All patients were doing fine after operation and the happy people went home to their near & dear ones. M Abdus Sobhan Project Leader  Learn More

Rickets is a softening of bones in children from lack of vitamin D as a result of starvation. Severe bowing of the legs can only be corrected by surgery. You can change, a life please sponsor a child. Learn More

Bangladesh has one of the highest maternal mortality rates with 95% home births.Training local women to become home birth attendants can help save lives of mothers and babies in rural villages Learn More

Project will feed women and children in Cox's Bazar Hospital by providing 3 cooked meals and clean drinking water to 150 patients/week. The patients don't have money to buy nutritious and healthy food Learn More

This project will treat poor diabetic patients of Gaibandha district in northern Bangladesh.It is one of the poorest district of Bangladesh and it has a high concentration of diabetic patients. If these patients are treated and educated properly the disease can be controlled and they may be able to lead normal lives and be useful to their families. Patients will be treated at our Karmirhath Hospital in Gaibandha town. Diabetic patients are being treated in this hospital since 1996. Learn More

Every 4 minutes in Bangladesh, a child less than 1 month old dies because their mother didn't have access to proper post-natal and ante-natal care. The majority of these deaths can be prevented by providing children and their mothers with access to proper nutrition. By providing nutritional supplements to pregnant mothers, their newborn babies, and young children, we can drastically reduce child mortality. Learn More

BRAC’s project will provide 2,000 girls in Bangladesh with safe spaces which will enhance their social awareness, confidence and build their social capital, and encourage life skills development. Learn More