Local bookshop Shantir Boi stocks The Street is Not a Home

Rob and Iftikar who were supportive of our book project since last year have kindly stocked The Street is Not a Home. You can grab a copy of the book from Shantir Boi Bookshop located off of Brick Lane. Address: 49 Fashion St, London E1 6PX. Shantir Boi is a wonderful bookshop located in Brick…

Street child book sells at school fair in London’s East End

The rain couldn’t stop parents and children from finding out more and from buying a copy of The Street is Not a Home during the School Fair at Cayley Primary School. A huge Thank You to the Asst. Head Teacher Moneeza Syed for being so supportive. Friends of Street Children Bangladesh are looking forward to promoting the co-produced…

Our June newsletter is out now

Updates on the upcoming Street Child Cricket World Cup in India, our successful UK book launch and news on the ground with the Rayer Bazar and school for children with disabilities. Scroll below or click on the link below to download the June newsletter:

UK book launch at Hason Raja Centre, Whitechapel

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…

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…