Free Medical Camp

Free Medical Campaign Organized by Samprity Disability Rehabilitation Institute in Hotathgram, Jalirpar, Muksudpur, Gopalganj.

Sponsor A Child

Community Awareness

Community Awareness on Climate vulnerability and resilence conducted by netwok member Good Samaritan Partnership thanks to Climate Justice Resilience Fund

Sponsor A Child

General Assembly 2025

General Assembly 2025 of Climate Justice Network in Bangladesh at BRAC Learning Centre. 60 CSOs network members attended the events.thanks to Climate Justice Resilience Fund

Sponsor A Child

Sponsored a Child

At Samprity Aid Foundation, we believe that every child has limitless potential — and education is the key to unlocking that potential and protecting their fundamental rights. Yet, for too many children, poverty turns education into a distant dream. For the past five years, we have been working relentlessly to change this reality through our Sponsor A Child Program.

This initiative has already transformed the lives of more than 5,000 children from underserved communities, ensuring not only access to quality education but also a safe, nurturing environment where children can grow, learn, and thrive. Through sponsorship, children receive school supplies, tuition support, health care, and protection from child labor, early marriage, and exploitation — empowering them to claim their right to education, safety, and dignity.

By contributing just BDT 2,500 per month, you can become part of this life-changing movement. Your support will open doors to education, protection, and hope for a child who might otherwise be left behind. Together, we can ensure that every child — regardless of background — has the chance to learn, dream, and build a brighter future.

Sponsor A child

People in Program

Children's

4500

Youth

2000

Women

10000

people with Disability

3500

People with tb

3000

rahinga people

10000

network member 60 cso

Samprity Dream Child Care

Samprity Dream Child Care promotes education and protection rights for Rohingya and host-community children. Serving 250 children, it ensures holistic development—physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social—guided by strong moral values. The project fosters resilience, compassion, and empowerment, helping children thrive despite challenging circumstances.

Samprity Community Hospital

Samprity Community Hospital and Diagnostic Centre provides accessible, quality healthcare for poor and vulnerable communities, with special focus on women’s health and childcare. By offering essential medical services, it ensures well-being, early intervention, and support, fostering healthier families and contributing to a stronger, healthier nation.

Our Programme Samprity Welfare School for Speech and Hearing-Impaired Children

Established in 2020, Samprity Welfare School for Speech and Hearing Impaired Children ensures inclusive, quality education for 90 students from Nursery to Class Eight. Guided by 12 sign language–trained teachers, it promotes communication, self-reliance, and social inclusion, empowering children through education, life skills, and a safe, supportive learning environment.

Samprity Disability Rehabilitation Institute

Established in 2023, Samprity Disability Rehabilitation Institute (SDRI) supports people with disabilities through physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and special education. Using WHO’s Community-Based Rehabilitation approach, SDRI promotes mobility, independence, and social inclusion, empowering individuals to reach their full potential and live with dignity.

Samprity Commuter and IT

Samprity Commuter and IT empowers disadvantaged youth through computer literacy and IT training, enhancing practical and theoretical skills. By linking them to job opportunities and fostering confidence, it develops youth as skilled professionals and future change agents, addressing skill gaps and promoting economic independence in marginalized communities.

Samprity Shishu Niketon Primary School

Samprity Shishu Niketon Primary School empowers landless and river gypsy children by providing access to quality education. With 120 enrolled students, it aims for government affiliation to ensure sustainability, breaking cycles of marginalization and transforming the lives of outcaste and untouchable communities through learning and opportunity.