Trustee Sabbir Karim has been admitted to the Freedom of the City of London at Guildhall in recognition of 31 years of humanitarian service. This is a fitting tribute to his commitment to Sreepur Village and the women and children we support.
Sopura lost both parents as a child and survived abuse, homelessness, violence and the loss of her eyesight. Now, with her 2-year-old child Safi, she has found a safe place to recover, receive medical care and build a future she can finally hope for.
Our 2025 Annual Impact Report has been featured in Charity Today. The report shows how 345 mothers and children were given a safe home, food, healthcare and education last year at our home in Gazipur, Bangladesh. Read the article and full report.
Rahima grew up at Sreepur Village with no parents of her own. Now, as a mother of six with a husband too ill to work, she has returned to the community that once raised her, finding safety, belonging and a familiar sense of home once again.
This Friday we launch our 2026 seasonal cards collection, and to mark it we are telling the story of Sreepur Cards - born in 1991, turning jute waste into handmade cards that once reached HSBC, Tesco and UNICEF, and still help mothers earn today.
Our 2025 Annual Impact Report is here. See how 345 mothers and children found a safe home last year, and read the stories of Aklima, Parul and Shipla as they rebuilt their lives thanks to your kindness and support throughout this remarkable year.
50 children from our SUCCESS Project (Slum & Urban Community Children Education Schooling Support), at risk of dropping out of school in Dhaka's urban slums, enjoyed a special quarterly outing with games, performances, a meal and prize giving.
Our Chair of Trustees, Janette, sat down with Charity Today TV to share her personal family connection to Sreepur Village and the difference our work continues to make to mothers and children living safely at Sreepur in Bangladesh right now.
Today Sreepur Village marked International Literacy Day with performances and a gift handover for participants who completed the literacy programme, celebrating how learning opens the door to a stronger, more prosperous future.
This Remember A Charity Week, discover how a gift in your will can protect abused, abandoned, divorced and widowed mothers and their children at Sreepur Village for generations to come. Even a small legacy gift can help transform lives in Bangladesh.
Sreepur Village's SwimSafe 2026 results have been featured by Charity Today News, highlighting the 38 children who completed the programme this year, bringing the total reached since 2017 to 522, amid growing monsoon flooding risks in Bangladesh. Read more...
At Sreepur Village, our on-site clinic is often the first place a health problem is caught. From a mother whose cataracts were caught early, to another rushed to hospital during a dangerous pregnancy complication, quick action made the difference.
