Donations

Ms. Jahanara Begum, aged 55, is a widow residing in Kaikori, a village located in Omar Majid Union under the Rajarhat upazila of Kurigram district. When her son was only six years old, her husband, Md. Abdul Baten, unfortunately, passed away. She has no permanent income source and she works as a seasonal day laborer. She is currently seeking assistance for livelihood support to improve her current circumstances. At the outset, she required a sum of BDT 10,000 to initiate goat rearing as a means of generating income.

Mst. Sakina Begum (50 years old) is a housewife who lives with her husband Md. Abul Hossen (78) at Kaikori of Balakandi village in Omar Majid union under Rajarhat upazila .There are 6 members in her family. Her husband Md. Abul Hossen is an aged and disabled person. He survived a devastating road accident and lost his right leg. Now her elder son tries hard and soul to fulfill the family's basic needs. Besides her son Mst. Sakina Begum wants to be involved in income-generating activities to fulfill the basic needs of her family that why she appeals to BDT 8000 for goat rearing.

Ms. Maleka Begum, aged 53, is a widow who resides with her son in Bairagi Para, located in the Balakandi village within the Omar Majid union. Approximately two years ago, her spouse tragically passed away. Maleka Begum is now entirely reliant on her son. Her son has recently traveled to Dhaka for work purposes. The son's inadequate income has resulted in an unmanageable economic crisis, making it challenging for them to meet their basic life necessities. In this particular situation, she expresses her desire to initiate income-generating activities, such as goat rearing. To fulfill this objective, she is requesting a sum of BDT 10,000.

Rasheda Begum, a 45-year-old woman, resides in Bairagi para of Balakandi village in Omar Majid union along with her husband, Md. Soyfol Islam. They have no homestead land, they are currently residing in a small house on their relatives' property. They lack a consistent source of income, which leads to ongoing economic insecurity. She is hopeful to improve the financial situation of her family by engaging in goat rearing if she gets a sponsorship of BDT 10,000.

Meet Mst. Asma Begum, a 34-year-old woman residing in Bairagi para, Balakandi village, Omar Majid union, with her husband, Md. Samsul Alam, and their 16-year-old daughter, Mst. Sumaiya Begum, who is currently studying in class X. Asma faces significant vulnerability due to the absence of cultivable land and her husband works occasionally as a day laborer in a brick kiln, where employment is only available for six months annually. To improve their family's economic situation, she has started a small-scale poultry-rearing venture. Asma is seeking your support to further develop her poultry rearing business and requests an amount of BDT 10,000.

Kalpona Begum is a 32-year-old housewife living in Bairagi Para, Balakandi village, Omar Majid union. She resides with her husband, Md. Manik Sarker, and their 8-year-old son, Md. Shakil, who is currently in class IV. Kalpona's family is financially vulnerable because they do not have any cultivable land. Her husband used to work as a seasonal day laborer, but with limited job options, he chose to invest his savings in small-scale poultry farming. Kalpona aims to grow the poultry business in order to improve financial situation. Kalpona is requesting BDT 10,000 to help her family and improve their future.