Let’s Help Build a Safe Home for Anwar Habib’s Family
Rehabilitation (পুনর্বাসন)Reviewed & approvedStarted Dec 14, 2024Campaign ID CT-100010
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Anwar Habib, a hardworking man from Daulatpur Union in Fatikchhari, Chattogram, is the sole earning member of his family. Due to the fragile condition of their house, his family remains unprotected from storms and heavy rainfall.
Every family deserves a safe shelter, but for Anwar Habib, this basic necessity has become extremely difficult to afford. Despite his hard work, he struggles to meet even the basic needs of his mother and other family members.
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At present, their house is in severely dilapidated condition and is unable to protect from rain, storms, or extreme heat. To rebuild the house, 5 bundles of tin sheets are required, costing approximately BDT 28,000, which is beyond his capacity.
With your support, we can help ensure a safe and secure shelter for Anwar and his family. This assistance will protect them from harsh weather conditions and restore their dignity and sense of safety.
No contribution is too small—every donation brings us closer to achieving this goal and giving Anwar’s family a secure life.
Your support will not only build a house but also restore hope for a better future.
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