DreamzDayOut

This is the organization where we inspire students from school & college about reading books & practical science. We take workshop & make campaign on Science Fair and Reading Books competition at schools and colleges in remote areas from the division of Rangpur. We have a plan to spread it across the whole country. Motto: Learn, Coordinate, Smile & Spread Happiness....😄

Shruto Org.

"Shruto" is a non-profit, voluntary organization which provides a platform for the visually impaired people to get the unique taste of literature. About three and a half lakh people of Bangladesh are visually impaired, and within these three lakh people, most people are far away from getting any special consideration. The rest of the fifty thousand people get the opportunity to go to school but the lesson is affixed within braille. They do not have the opportunity to read books outside of textbooks, to dive deep into the world of literature. And keeping their problem in mind, the journey of "Shruto" has started. A small but enthusiastic effort was made to convert books to audiobooks to give those special people a taste of literature. And this little idea has added 200+ people throughout Bangladesh, who are working voluntarily; being the voice of the books and creating a huge collection of literature for the visually impaired people. "Shruto" not only does the audiobook work, but it is still working in the areas where education has not yet reached the eyes of the visually impaired people. And it is one of the targets of "Shruto" to create interest in literature for them so that they do not stop only with the fun of literature. It is said that there is a story behind everything. Nevertheless, "Shruto" also has a very touching story, to begin with. It was 2016, the story took place in the bookfair of Khulna. As a book enthusiastic, I went to the book fair. There were thousands of people in the crowd. What caught my eyes was a boy aged 20-21 years, I understood that he was visually impaired. He also came to the book fair of his love for books. With him, there was another guy, who would be 5-6 years older than him. He reads something from the first page of any book. The boy with vision disability judges the book by hearing. And then buys book according to his taste. In spite of curiosity, I asked the boy with him how he would read these books. In return, I came to know that this boy is the elder brother of the disabled child who recites these books to him every day after he had come home from his office. But nowadays he couldn't afford too much because of his busyness. This kind of love and enthusiasm for books has inspired me to create this website for the disabled people where gradually thousands of people like him would be able to taste the literature through "Audiobooks". Thus with the moto "The light of eyes will be found through books", "Shruto" has started its incredible journey.

Campaign RED

Campaign RED is an award winning idea for social change at BYLC Youth Leadership Prize 2016. It works for creating awareness on the hygienic management of menstruation and stigma that impact women and girls negatively both at schools and workplace. Began in January 2017, in 6 months, it has reached around 6000 students of 12 schools and madrasa in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar by engaging around 50 dedicated volunteers who come from different universities of Chittagong.

Financial Forum Bangladesh

Financial Forum Bangladesh is a not-for-profit platform that engages different types of financial institutions of the country; assist them in their journey to reach the next level focusing on knowledge, innovation, global best practices, and new ideas. It is independent, impartial and not tied to any special interests. Moral and intellectual integrity is at the heart of everything it does. Our mission is to bring in world-class financial knowledge and experiences in Bangladesh to facilitate financial sector in its journey towards transforming lives for the better. Our goal is to prioritize knowledge capital in the financial sector because it promotes development in all other sectors. The Forum is committed to engaging the foremost financial sector and other leaders of the country to shape industry agendas. Deeply anchored in the financial sector, FFB is the only Bangladeshi organization aiming to serve the role of bringing together the country’s foremost CEOs, regulators, policy-makers, experts and academics, international organizations, youth, technology innovators and civil society in an impartial space with the aim of driving positive change. The Forum is unique in this regard because we are: Impartial: We have no ideological or commercial interests. This does not mean that we are neutral – we are committed to improving the nation in ways that are objective, measurable and sustainable. Holistic: We actively invite perspectives from all interested parties. We believe that the challenges can only be solved through engagement with all members of the society. Forward-looking: We focus on the long term, not the emergencies of the day. Success is measured not only in terms of immediate results - we understand that real progress takes time and sustained commitment. Today, we focus on three key strategic challenges: • Safeguarding Financial Stability • Innovation in Financial Inclusion • Innovation in Financial Services and FinTec

JAAGO Foundation

JAAGO Foundation is a civil society organization (CSO) dedicated to the education of underprivileged children. We are registered with Registrar of Joint Stock Companies & Firms, Bangladesh. JAAGO provide an international-standard, English-medium education to impoverished children at free-of-cost. Our students come from families which have an average daily income of less than USD 2 per day. Since its inception in 2007, JAAGO Foundation has grown from a humble one-roomed classroom with 17 students to an institution with 3,000 students in 12 branches located in 11 districts; where remote schools are equipped with online schooling facilities. Mission: JAAGO aims to bring about a substantial improvement in the lives of disadvantaged people with a special emphasis on their literacy and nourishment.