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Bangladesh at the time of COVID-19, helping children continues
Children and people in Bangladesh are in crisis this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It causes great worry and suffering to millions of people. Another blow is the floods that hit the south of the country in the summer and caused a lot of damage to people. Despite the disaster, ADRA's assistance to BanglaKids' children and families continues.
Read full articleGraduation in autumn, graduation with confidence...
Autumn graduation, graduation with confidence... we say when we fail in May and June to pass the “maturity exams.” In Bangladesh, this slogan will become a national reality this year. The Minister of Education stated last week that high school students do not have to take the exams in order to graduate…
Read full articleSource of aid springs in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
COVID-19 pandemic, high mortality of doctors, floods and loans. Continued assistance to poor children and families, questions about schools re-opening, strong relationships. That's the news from Bangladesh. And not only that. The source of aid springs from the heart of donors in the Czech and Slovak Republics and meets the basic needs of children, the desire for education and the hope of their families.
Read full articleWith love from a happy family… we have food for one week …
"With love from a happy family for families who are not so lucky and live in a poor country and a difficult time." This beautiful message was sent to us by one of you, along with a contribution to help the families of poor Bangladeshi children. To date, you have donated CZK 583,270 and provided funds to help 1,241 families in need. Thank you! And how does on-site assistance work?
Read full articleBangladesh at the time of COVID-19: emergency assistance to families
Children do not go to school. Fathers can't go to the field. There is no income. Rice prices have risen by a third. Families of the poorest are starving. This is a stark description of the state of emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh. See how ADRA responds and what you can do.
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