Our Mission
We are committed to helping poor people and society in Bangladesh, by providing health, education, and social work services, and by developing social institutions, empowering communities, and improving lives.
We’ve been tackling poverty in communities to build better lives
The great journey to end poverty for good begins with a child.
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We are committed to helping poor people
Our Mission
We are committed to helping poor people and society in Bangladesh, by providing health, education, and social work services, and by developing social institutions, empowering communities, and improving lives.
Modern Agriculture
Cancer is a formidable disease that affects millions of people around the world. It has devastating effects on the physical health of patients, as well as their emotional and financial well-being. Shakib Al Hasan Foundation is a beacon of hope for cancer patients in Bangladesh, as we aim to provide free treatment to those who cannot afford its high costs. However, we cannot do it alone. We need donors who share our vision and are willing to support our cause. If you want to donate, support us and improve lives of cancer patients. Every donation, whether big or small, will give them hope, strength, and the knowledge that they are not fighting against cancer alone.
Mosque and Madrasha
An early cancer diagnosis is crucial for improving patient outcomes and increasing the chances of survival. When cancer is detected early, it is often more curable and allows for more treatment options, which can be less invasive and have fewer side effects. Unfortunately, many cancer patients in Bangladesh do not have access to early diagnosis due to financial constraints, limited access to healthcare facilities, or lack of awareness. However, early diagnosis is the only way to make this a reality. And at Shakib Al Hasan Foundation, we aim to make free early diagnostic tests accessible to patients who may not otherwise access them. Your donations will serve as a reminder for cancer patients that it is not the end of the story for them. While it may be a difficult chapter, you can remind them that there is still hope for a better future beyond cancer.
