The UK launch of the publication The Street is Not a Home took place at the Hason Raja Centre in Whitechapel, East London on Saturday 20 May. We heard from Pia MacRae Chief Executive Officer at Consortium For Street Children, Maium Talukdar the Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Education, Youth and Lifelong Learning at Tower Hamlets, Rubaiya…
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Friends of Street Children Bangladesh is a registered UK charity.
We can claim Gift Aid on most donations from UK tax payers- please see the Gift Aid declaration form on the donations page for details. Friends of Street Children Bangladesh will be transferring funds to our charity partner in Bangladesh. All our partnering charities are registered with the Bangladeshi Government and all funds transferred will be with the relevant permission.
Our annual meeting, summer lunch and fundraising appeal on Sunday 2nd July
Join us for lunch at 1pm on Sunday 2nd July 2023 at the Havin Restaurant, 13 High Street, St. Albans AL3 4ED and hear about our work during the past year and plans for the coming year. Order and pay for your lunch at the restaurant and please donate to Friends of Street Children Bangladesh on…
UK book launch of The Street is Not a Home
Following a successful public fundraising campaign, Bok Bok Books and the Friends of Street Children Bangladesh would like to invite you to the UK book launch of The Street is Not a Home, a compilation of stories co-produced with the street children of Dhaka in Bangladesh. On the day we will hear from keynote speakers,…
Iftar meal raises £500 towards the Peace Home in Dhaka
The Trustees and supporters at Friends of Street Children Bangladesh met in Whitechapel in East London to have special meal that marks the end of a day of fasting for Ramadan. Our supporters raised a whopping £500 towards the Dhaka-based Peace Home where vital work is being carried out to feed, nurture, educate and shelter…
Lunchtime meal and film screening in Brick Lane’s Banglatown raises £350
Supporters of the street children battled the British weather to convene in Brick Lane’s Banglatown to have a meal in support of the educational projects in Dhaka. Following the meal a special screening of the Bangladeshi classic film ‘The Clay Bird’ took place (Director: Tareque Masud, 2002). The lunchtime meal raised £350. A huge thank…
Our latest newsletter is out now
Read about the Football World Cup in Doha, the upcoming co-produced book and our plans for 2023!
Support our Crowdfunder for a new co-produced book with the street children
Friends of Street Children Bangladesh started in 2016 to help alleviate poverty and increase the life chances of street children in Dhaka, Bangladesh. This past year we have undertaken workshops with the children to create a co-produced book telling their stories of surviving on the streets. The bi-lingual book in English and Bengali, for children…
Our next fundraising meal + film screening of ‘Clay Bird’ on 18 December at 1pm
On Sunday 18th December 2022 please join us for lunch on Brick Lane at 1pm. This is our end of year fundraising event and is being held at The Monsoon Restaurant, 78 Brick Lane, London E1 6RL. After the meal we will show the award winning modern Bengali film “The Clay Bird” by Tareque Masud….
Fundraising campaign: CHRISTMAS POUND pledge for the street children
Friends of Street Children Bangladesh was formed by people in the UK who are familiar with the work of LEEDO with children in Dhaka. People from other countries visit LEEDO too and see how their work is making a real difference to the lives of children surviving in extremely difficult circumstances that should not have…
Street child football world cup tournaments begin
On Day 1 the Bangladeshi girls football team are due to play Mexico, Zimbabwe and Peru. On Day 2 the children are due to play against India and the USA. See the special Al Jazeera coverage below. Above: timetable of matches
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