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MAAWS Board of Directors

 

Sultan Ahmed- Chairman
Ahmed has served as Chairman of MAAWS since the very beginning in 2001. He holds a Bachelors of Law from Dhaka University. Prior to joining MAAWS, Ahmed served as the Joint Director of Labour for the Govt. of Bangladesh Dept of Labour.

 

Mohammad Khorshed Alam –Senior Vice Chairman
Alam serves Senior Vice Chairman of MAAWS Bangladesh. Before joining MAAWS, he worked for Inland Water Transport Authority (IWTA) Govt. of Bangladesh.

 

Mohammad Fakrul Islam- Executive Director
Islam serves as the Executive Director. He earned a Masters of Science in Mathematics from Joganath University and a MBA from Atish Dipankar University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh.

 

Jahangir Alam – Finance Secretary
Alam serves as the Finance Secretary of MAAWS. He earned his Bachelors of Arts in English, Islamic History and Political Science from Chaumuhani S.A. College, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. He is a retired Sergeant Officer of the Bangladesh Army Medical Corp, Accounts and Finance Dept.

 

Juhi Mawla- Secretary of International Affairs
Mawla has served as Secretary of International Affairs from January 2012. Prior to joining the board, she served as a volunteer and intern from 2002. Mawla is currently completing her Bachelors of Science in Public Health from Rutgers University in New Jersey, United States.

Access to HealthCare in Rural Bangladesh

demo Nearly ten million children in the world die every year from preventable causes due to lack of access to necessary health care. MAAWS Health Complex aims to reduce that figure by providing primary health care to villagers in rural Bangladesh.

Over 30,000 people in the Senbagh/Begumganj area of Noakhali, Bangladesh do not have access to basic health care. The closest hospital is 6 kilometers away. Diabetes and other preventable diseases run rampant because of the lack of primary care. Newborns and mothers die during childbirth because of the lack of maternal care and adequately trained birth attendants. The MAAWS Health complex will provide primary health care to approximately 2,000 patients, mostly farmers and villagers, a month. How can you help? Click here

 

Plant a Well, Save Lives Safe Drinking Water to Local Villagers

demo MAAWS plans to install 25 tube wells increasing the accessibility to safe drinking water to 2,500 people in the village of Earpur in Senbagh, Noakhali, Bangladesh.

At least 3,500 villagers are without access to safe drinking water and sanitation. Floods, natural disasters, poor sanitation and arsenic contamination of water further exacerbate inaccessibility and scarcity of safe drinking water. Also poverty is wide spread problem: 2,000 villagers are living on less than $2 a day. Many have to travel far only to get water from contaminated ponds.  How can you help? Click here

 

Sewing Training School Breaking the cycle of poverty

demo Due to socio-economic and cultural barriers in rural villages, women do not have the means to obtain a stable source of income. Since there are no job opportunities, women stay at home while men work outside. Seeing families trapped in a cycle of poverty, MAAWS started the Sewing Training Project in 2002. Young women, students, housewives take a three month course for a small nominal fee where they learn every step of garments production.

Trained to meet the demands of today’s fashion industry in Bangladesh, many have presented themselves to be part of a capable workforce for the local garments market. Training with the project has now given many women a stable source of income to support their families. For many it is the only source of income. How can you help? Click here

 

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