A child played, learned, and grew — because of you.

From the field

Nila, age 4

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Before BRAC's play centre opened in her community, Nila had never had a safe space to just be a child. Now she arrives every morning ready to learn, laugh, and grow alongside her friends.

Clean hands in the camp — your generosity installed a handwashing station for families in need.

From the field

Hasina

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

In the camp, access to clean water can be the difference between health and illness. Hasina now teaches her children to wash their hands every day — a small habit that protects her whole family.

You gave a child a full year in school.

From the field

Riya, age 9

Sylhet, Bangladesh

Riya was the first girl in her village to stay in school past age seven. Her teacher says she never misses a day. Her mother says she wants to become a doctor.

A child played, learned, and grew — because of you.

From the field

Nila, age 4

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Before BRAC's play centre opened in her community, Nila had never had a safe space to just be a child. Now she arrives every morning ready to learn, laugh, and grow alongside her friends.

Clean hands in the camp — your generosity installed a handwashing station for families in need.

From the field

Hasina

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

In the camp, access to clean water can be the difference between health and illness. Hasina now teaches her children to wash their hands every day — a small habit that protects her whole family.

You gave a child a full year in school.

From the field

Riya, age 9

Sylhet, Bangladesh

Riya was the first girl in her village to stay in school past age seven. Her teacher says she never misses a day. Her mother says she wants to become a doctor.

A frontline health worker was trained — and now serves their whole community.

From the field

Anjali

Rajshahi, Bangladesh

Anjali always wanted to help her neighbours but had no formal training. After completing BRAC's community health worker programme, she now provides basic healthcare to over 300 families in her village.

A child played, learned, and grew — because of you.

From the field

Nila, age 4

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Before BRAC's play centre opened in her community, Nila had never had a safe space to just be a child. Now she arrives every morning ready to learn, laugh, and grow alongside her friends.

Clean hands in the camp — your generosity installed a handwashing station for families in need.

From the field

Hasina

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

In the camp, access to clean water can be the difference between health and illness. Hasina now teaches her children to wash their hands every day — a small habit that protects her whole family.

You gave a child a full year in school.

From the field

Riya, age 9

Sylhet, Bangladesh

Riya was the first girl in her village to stay in school past age seven. Her teacher says she never misses a day. Her mother says she wants to become a doctor.

A frontline health worker was trained — and now serves their whole community.

From the field

Anjali

Rajshahi, Bangladesh

Anjali always wanted to help her neighbours but had no formal training. After completing BRAC's community health worker programme, she now provides basic healthcare to over 300 families in her village.

A family now has access to clean water. That's yours.

From the field

Rina

Khulna, Bangladesh

For years, Rina walked an hour each day to collect water that was barely safe to drink. Since BRAC installed a clean water point near her home, her children have stayed healthy — and she has reclaimed her mornings.

A mother spent a year being mentored, supported, and seen — because of you.

From the field

Fatema

Mymensingh, Bangladesh

When Fatema joined BRAC's mentoring programme, she had never made a decision for herself. A year later, she runs her own small business and speaks up in her community. "I found my voice," she says.

Women and girls in the camp now have privacy and dignity. Your generosity built that.

From the field

Rokeya

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

Before the women-only latrine was built, Rokeya avoided leaving her shelter after dark. Now she says something as simple as a private, safe space has transformed how she feels living in the camp.

A child played, learned, and grew — because of you.

From the field

Nila, age 4

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Before BRAC's play centre opened in her community, Nila had never had a safe space to just be a child. Now she arrives every morning ready to learn, laugh, and grow alongside her friends.

Clean hands in the camp — your generosity installed a handwashing station for families in need.

From the field

Hasina

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

In the camp, access to clean water can be the difference between health and illness. Hasina now teaches her children to wash their hands every day — a small habit that protects her whole family.

You gave a child a full year in school.

From the field

Riya, age 9

Sylhet, Bangladesh

Riya was the first girl in her village to stay in school past age seven. Her teacher says she never misses a day. Her mother says she wants to become a doctor.

A frontline health worker was trained — and now serves their whole community.

From the field

Anjali

Rajshahi, Bangladesh

Anjali always wanted to help her neighbours but had no formal training. After completing BRAC's community health worker programme, she now provides basic healthcare to over 300 families in her village.

A family now has access to clean water. That's yours.

From the field

Rina

Khulna, Bangladesh

For years, Rina walked an hour each day to collect water that was barely safe to drink. Since BRAC installed a clean water point near her home, her children have stayed healthy — and she has reclaimed her mornings.

A mother spent a year being mentored, supported, and seen — because of you.

From the field

Fatema

Mymensingh, Bangladesh

When Fatema joined BRAC's mentoring programme, she had never made a decision for herself. A year later, she runs her own small business and speaks up in her community. "I found my voice," she says.

Women and girls in the camp now have privacy and dignity. Your generosity built that.

From the field

Rokeya

Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

Before the women-only latrine was built, Rokeya avoided leaving her shelter after dark. Now she says something as simple as a private, safe space has transformed how she feels living in the camp.

A family crossed the poverty line. Your generosity helped make that possible.

From the field

Saleha

Rangpur, Bangladesh

Two years ago, Saleha's family had nothing — no assets, no income, no path forward. Through BRAC's Graduation programme, she received training, a small asset, and ongoing support. Today she has a thriving business and savings for the first time in her life.