100 Housing Units Project for Flood Victims Officially Inaugurated
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The inauguration ceremony of ASH Foundation’s ambitious “100 Houses Project” for the rehabilitation of flood-affected homeless families has been successfully held.
The project was inaugurated at Bhabaniganj Bohumukhi High School in Lakshmipur by the Honorable Religious Affairs Adviser to the Government of Bangladesh, Dr. A.F.M. Khalid Hossain.
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During the event, selected families, chosen in a fully transparent manner by dedicated local volunteers of the foundation, received essential household materials from the Honorable Adviser and ASH Foundation Chairman, Engineer Muhammad Nasir Uddin.
The ceremony was attended by Professor Dr. Ismail Hossain, Department of Chemistry, University of Chittagong and Advisor to the foundation; District Commissioner of Lakshmipur Suraia Jahan; Superintendent of Police Tarek Bin Rashid; Additional Superintendent of Police (Sadar) Sohel Rana; Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Arifur Rahman; Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Sadar Police Station Yasin Majumdar, along with other respected officials and local volunteers.
The initiative aims to provide sustainable housing solutions for families displaced by floods and ensure their dignity and safety through long-term rehabilitation.
Moreover, NAHAR, SWMA, ABAM Foundation, and Durbin Foundation provided strong support to flood-affected homeless people.
Muntasir Tariq, 46, is an English teacher from Chattogram and the sole earning member of his family. He is currently facing several serious health complications, including Hepatitis C, early esophageal varices, portal hypertensive gastropathy, uncontrolled diabetes, and multiple gallbladder stones.
At just 49 years old, Nazma Begum has been fighting liver cirrhosis for the past two years. What began as a sudden health crisis has turned into a long and painful journey of treatment, tests, medicines, and hospital visits moreover, her condition has become critical, and she urgently needs the operation .
A Dream of a Mosque
In the remote village of Gajalia, South Haridebpur, Galachipa, Patuakhali, there is a dream that has been waiting for years—a dream of a safe mosque and a place where children can learn the Qur’an and gain essential Islamic knowledge.
For a long time, the children of this community have had very limited opportunities to learn the Qur’an, memorize it, and receive proper religious education.
Yet, their dream has not collapsed.
The people of the community have prepared nearly 75 (decimals) of land for a new mosque.