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Bashundhara Group hosts ‘Eso Mili Sobe Praner Utsabe’ for special children
Bashundhara Special Children Foundation, an organisation run by the countrys largest business conglomerate Bashundhara Group, hosted an inspirational programme titled Eso Mili Sobe Praner Utsabe for the children with neurodevelopment challenge at the Bashundhara Public School and College Playground...
Journey begins with four, now over 400 students: Head Teacher
Approximately 15% of the population in Bangladesh comprises persons with disabilities. A country cannot progress while leaving behind such a significant segment of its population. Aiming for humanitarian development, Bashundhara Group has established free special education for underprivileged...
Students overcoming barriers to learn and grow
Although Zayed Imam Apon crossed the age of three, he would not respond when called by his name, could not perform tasks independently, and displayed uncontrollable restlessness, often screaming loudly. Concerned about his delayed development, his parents, Jafar and Sharmin, sought the advice of...