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Free Eye camp treats over 250 patients
As part of a day-long initiative, more than 250 people received free eye treatment services at a medical camp. The eye camp was held at SARM Striker Zone, the North Gate of Amin Jute Mills Road, where patients received a range of services, including free eye examinations, consultations from experienced eye specialists, free medicines and glasses as needed, and selection of eligible patients for free cataract surgery.
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Blankets Distributed among cold-stricken people in Sylhet
ASH Foundation has distributed winter clothing and blankets among tea workers as part of a humanitarian initiative. A total of 350 families received warm clothing in the Feni and Jaflong tea gardens.
৳16,449,728 to go0%
Self-reliance initiative for farmers in Sherpur
Natural disasters destroy not only crops but also the dreams of farmers. However, we believe that with courage and collective support, any crisis can be overcome. As part of its humanitarian initiative, ASH Foundation has supported 21 flood-affected farmers in Sherpur by distributing rice seeds, fertilizers, high-quality spray machines, and pesticides.
৳240,000 to go0%
Free Eye Treatment Camp Organized in Feni
A free eye camp was successfully organized at Pilot High School in Parshuram Upazila, Feni, under the management of ASH Foundation with the cooperation of Send A Little Hope, UK. More than 300 elderly men and women attended the camp and received completely free eye treatment, medicines, and glasses. In addition, 31 selected elderly patients have been given the opportunity for free cataract surgery.
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Bedding Items Distributed to Flood-Affected People
Under the management of ASH Foundation, essential bedding materials have been distributed among approximately 2,000 flood-affected people from various areas, including Lakshmipur, Noakhali, and Feni.
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100 Housing Units Project for Flood Victims Officially Inaugurated
The inauguration ceremony of ASH Foundation’s ambitious “100 Houses Project” for the rehabilitation of flood-affected homeless families has been successfully held. The project was inaugurated at Bhabaniganj Bohumukhi High School in Lakshmipur by the Honorable Religious Affairs Adviser to the Government of Bangladesh, Dr. A.F.M. Khalid Hossain.
৳10,976,000 to go0%
Emergency Relief Distribution during the 2024 flood
Dry food assistance has been distributed among flood-affected families in various areas, including Feni (Daganbhuiyan, Parshuram, Fulgazi, Chagalnaiya, and Feni Sadar), Monohorgonj and Nangalkot in Cumilla, several parts of Noakhali and Chandpur, as well as Fatikchhari, Hathazari, and Mirsarai in Chattogram.
৳6,450,000 to go0%
Rare Blood Disease Patient Avro Pleads for life
I am currently fighting for my life due to a rare blood disorder called Antithrombin III deficiency. My condition is extremely critical, with symptoms including shortness of breath, seizures, and blood clotting. Doctors have also raised concerns about a possible risk of leukemia.
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Let Us Stand Beside Cancer Patient Ashikur Rahman Belal in This Critical Time
After falling seriously ill, Ashikur Rahman Belal returned to his home country and began treatment. He is currently in a critical condition. His doctors have estimated an initial treatment cost of approximately BDT 20 lakhs, including chemotherapy, surgery, and other medical expenses. However, this significant financial burden is beyond the capacity of his family to bear alone.
৳2,000,000 to go0%