We implement education, vocational training, shelter, and caregiver development programs across Sylhet, North Bengal, Rajshahi, and Chittagong — reaching the most marginalized indigenous communities in Bangladesh.
Normisjon Bangladesh implements four programs across Sylhet, North Bengal, Rajshahi, and Chittagong — each targeting marginalized indigenous communities through education, vocational training, shelter, and caregiver development.
Children grow-up in a safe and caring environment
Operating primarily in the tea garden regions of Sylhet, HRDP focuses on empowering the Santal and Khasi communities. By providing access to high-quality education and cultivating local leadership, we ensure that the next generation has the tools to break cycles of marginalisation.
In the North Bengal region, DLP works with marginalized Adivasi families to secure their rights and build economic resilience. We focus on holistic development that combines cultural preservation with modern vocational training and climate change adaptation.
The LGHP hostels provide a secure and nurturing environment for Santal girls from remote villages. By offering safe housing and academic support, we enable these young women to continue their education in government schools and colleges, bridging the gap between their dreams and the distance to the classroom.
HCDP trains Facilitators of partners Ogr. So that they could train Caregivers across Bangladesh using the internationally recognised ICDP methodology. By strengthening the bond between caregivers and children, we give the next generation the best possible start in life.
Your contribution provides education, training, and safe shelter for indigenous youth who would otherwise have no access to opportunity.