01Emergency Relief
Rapid response kits, shelter materials and cash grants reach flood, cyclone and fire-affected families within 72 hours.

We stand for healthcare
Supporting humanity through compassion, education, healthcare and community development — in 47 districts, with 6,400 volunteers, every single day.
Independently audited results from our 2025–26 programme year across every division of Bangladesh.
127,230+
Families Supported
6,337+
Active Volunteers
309
Projects Delivered
47
Districts Covered
1,871+
Medical Camps
95
Education Programmes
251,490+
Food Packages

At Bangladesh Charity Association for Social Co-Operation (BCASC), our mission is to serve humanity with compassion, integrity and dedication by improving the lives of underprivileged individuals and communities across Bangladesh.
We strive to provide sustainable support through education, healthcare, disaster relief, food assistance, mosque and madrasa development, women's empowerment and community welfare programmes.
Each programme is designed with union-level committees so support reaches the households that need it most.
01Rapid response kits, shelter materials and cash grants reach flood, cyclone and fire-affected families within 72 hours.
02Monthly ration packages of rice, lentils, oil and protein for 9,400 vulnerable households across 47 districts.
03Free rural medical camps, maternal care, eye surgeries and medicine support delivered by volunteer physicians.
04School fees, uniforms, books and 62 community learning centres keeping children in classrooms, not workplaces.
05Tailoring, handicraft and digital-literacy training plus micro-grants that turn skills into sustainable income.
06Leadership academies, vocational scholarships and job placement support for 3,200 young Bangladeshis each year.
07Pre-positioned stock in Sylhet, Kurigram and Khulna with trained union-level response teams on standby.
08Mangrove and riverbank plantation, clean-water wells and climate-resilience training for coastal communities.
09Monthly sponsorship, guardianship counselling and education for 1,750 orphaned children nationwide.
10Tube-wells, sanitation blocks, solar lighting and cooperative savings groups built with local ownership.

At Bangladesh Charity Association for Social Co-Operation (BCASC), our mission is to serve humanity with compassion, integrity and dedication by improving the lives of underprivileged individuals and communities across Bangladesh.
Working together with donors, volunteers and partners, we aim to create lasting positive change, promote social responsibility and empower people to build a better future with dignity and hope.
Our vision is to build a compassionate, inclusive and self-reliant society where every person has access to quality education, healthcare, safe shelter, clean water and equal opportunities for a better life.
We aspire to become a trusted humanitarian organisation that inspires generosity, strengthens communities and contributes to the sustainable development of Bangladesh through transparency, accountability and continuous service to humanity.
We meet every family with kindness first, and treat their dignity as non-negotiable.
Every taka is recorded, audited and reported back to the people who gave it.
Communities set the priorities; we bring the teams, training and resources.
Independent audits, published field reports and open evaluation of our work.
EducationKurigram & Gaibandha
62 community classrooms giving 4,800 char-dwelling children a second chance at primary education.
HealthcareSylhet & Sunamganj
Monthly camps with 140 volunteer doctors providing diagnostics, medicine and referral care.
ReliefFeni & Noakhali
Emergency dry rations, water purification tablets and shelter kits for 21,000 flood-hit families.
WaterSatkhira coastal belt
410 deep tube-wells and rainwater harvesting units serving salinity-affected communities.
LivelihoodRangpur & Jamalpur
Tailoring and handicraft training with micro-grants for 2,600 women entrepreneurs.
EnvironmentKhulna & Bagerhat
180,000 mangrove and fruit saplings planted with local youth climate clubs.
Our volunteers run learning centres, staff medical camps and reach flooded villages by boat. You bring the time; we provide accredited training, equipment and a team beside you.
Free first-aid, disaster response and safeguarding certification.
Deploy with union-level teams on live programmes, not paperwork.
Top volunteers move into paid coordinator roles nationwide.
6,400 volunteers, district chapters and an annual convention.


94 paisa of every taka reaches programme delivery. Choose a cause, give once or monthly, and receive a field report showing exactly where your gift went.

Follow our teams from the Sylhet floods to a Rangpur tailoring workshop and a Khulna mangrove plantation.

Jamalpur
After losing her husband to river erosion, Rehana joined a Shopno Sheloi workshop. Two years on she employs four women and earns BDT 22,000 a month from her tailoring unit.

Kurigram
Sabbir worked in a brick field until an Alor Pothe centre opened in his village. He is now in class six and topped his district maths olympiad.

Sunamganj
A cataract left Amena unable to work. A free BCASC eye camp restored her sight in a single afternoon; she has returned to her handloom.
“I joined BCASC as a weekend volunteer during the 2022 floods. Three years later I coordinate an entire upazila response team. This organisation trusts young people with real responsibility.”
Krishibid Institution, Dhaka
A full-day gathering of 1,200 volunteers with field-response training, workshops and district awards.
Register →Sunamganj Sadar Upazila
Screening, medicine and cataract surgery referrals for 1,500 patients from haor communities.
Register →Kurigram & Nilphamari
Distribution of 84,000 blankets and warm clothing across 11 northern districts.
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The new centres will enrol 940 children who currently walk more than five kilometres to the nearest primary school.

Dry rations, water purification units and 4,000 shelter kits are now warehoused ahead of the peak flood season.

A four-day surgical camp with 26 volunteer ophthalmologists cleared a two-year cataract backlog in the haor region.

Working alongside
Every taka, every hour and every skill you share reaches a family who is counting on it. Stand with 6,400 volunteers building a fairer Bangladesh.
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