← Back Bangladeshi prominent economist Dr. Muhammad Yunus won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. The Grameen Bank, founded by Yunus, gives very small loans to poor Bangladeshis who do not qualify for loans from conventional banks(microcredit). He is known as the “Banker to the Poor”.(His Autobiography) Dr. Yunus is the first Nobel Prize winner from […]

← Back Devastating floods take a toll on Bangladesh as 200 people have died in the past week and these statistics are changing everyday. Thirty-eight Bangladeshi districts have been affected by the flood waters. Many people have been displaced from their homes and are out of adequate supplies such as food and clean water. Local […]

← Back MAAWS Bangladesh distributed food and oral saline packets to 350 families in Shatakul, Baddathana (suburbs of Dhaka) with an engine boat. People were desperate for food and supplies that they almost sunk the boat. Victims are waiting for the return of more volunteers to come back with supplies. There were so many people […]

← Back The MAAWS/IMANA Pure Drinking Water & Sanitation Project has expanded into the village of Barahipur in Sonaimuri, Bangladesh. During flood seasons, the land becomes overtaken by the unsanitary water because of its low elevation. To prevent the spread of waterborne diseases and keep drinking water sanitary and accessible all year long, a series […]

← Back In an area of destitute families, Sonargoan is famous for its traditional jamdhani-sari making. Dr. Saleh Sarwar, a cardiologist from Newburgh, New York, USA, visited the MAAWS/IMANA pure drinking water project site in Sonargaon, in the District of Narayangonj. After the devastating flood in late 2007, MAAWS took an initiative to provide a […]

← Back MAAWS Bangladesh handed over a second container (24 metric tons, 10 kg bags) of rice for 2, 400 families to the Chief Advisor Relief Fund in Tejgaon Government Central Warehouse on March 27, 2008. The rice was arranged by AKC Commodities and MCMC of Piscataway, New Jersey, cialis USA and processed by Taj Food Ltd., […]

← Back The “Health for Villagers” ® is underway. The purpose of the health center is to increase accessibility and quality of health care to villagers. Routine screening and testing are vital in preventing and managing many diseases. Detection and awareness are the key. After the completion of this health complex, medical students from local […]

← Back MAAWS arranged a seminar on HIV/AIDS in conjunction with IMANA in front of an Earpur High School in Senbagh, Noakhali. Local doctors from Noakhali Hospital talked about awareness, prevention, education, and the consequences of HIV/AIDS and diabetes management. Local religious groups were thankful to MAAWS for openly discussing HIV/AIDS in a conservative community. […]

← Back MAAWS For Global with the cooperation of AKC Commodities, Inc. and Taj Food (PVT) Ltd., USA & Pakistan Office, sent one container of rice (24 Metric Tons, 24,000 kg) to Cyclone Sidr victims. The freshly packed 10 kg bags are Not for Sale and are solely being distributed for victims.

← Back After three long years of construction, the MAAWS Health Complex officially opened on June 28, 2012 in the village of Earpur in Senbagh, Noakhali, Bangladesh. Over 1,000 people came to celebrate the accomplishment with us. Mr. Joynal Abedian cialis online Faruk MP, the Opposition Chief Whip of the National Parliament of Bangladesh was the chief […]