DHUP, an acronym for Develop Humanitarianism for the
Underprivileged, was established in 2006 as a beacon of hope and
transformation in Bangladesh. It operates as a non-profit, charitable
organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for
disadvantaged children and the most impoverished families across the
nation.
At its core, DHUP Foundation runs multiple impactful projects spanning
Education, Healthcare, Livelihoods, and Women Empowerment. These
initiatives are meticulously designed to tackle the multifaceted
challenges faced by vulnerable communities, aiming not just for
temporary relief but sustainable, long-term improvements in their lives.
Education forms the cornerstone of DHUP's mission, recognizing it as
the fundamental tool for empowering individuals and fostering self-sufficiency within society. The Foundation prioritizes ensuring universal
access to education, particularly for disadvantaged children and those
with special needs, who constitute a significant portion of Bangladesh's
population. DHUP firmly believes that by equipping these children with
education and essential life skills, they can become invaluable assets to
their communities and the nation at large.
Beyond education, DHUP is committed to the holistic development of
the most destitute families, addressing their economic hardships,
healthcare needs, and providing opportunities for dignified livelihoods.
By addressing these critical areas comprehensively, DHUP aims to break
the cycle of poverty and create sustainable pathways towards a
brighter future for all beneficiaries.
Through its unwavering dedication and strategic interventions, DHUP
Foundation exemplifies a profound commitment to humanitarianism
and social justice in Bangladesh. It stands as a testament to the
transformative power of compassion and collective action in uplifting
the underprivileged and building a more inclusive society for
generations to come.
45 students are enrolled in the school. 40 to 43 students attend everyday. Their age ranges from 5 to 20 years. All children have families who live in the neighbourhood of the school. They are economically distressed.
House 607, Road 10, Baitul Aman Housing Society, Adabor, Shyamoli, Dhaka 1207.
The annual budget for operating DHUP Foundation is between Tk 230,0000 to Tk 250,0000
NGO Affairs Bureau,
Office of the Prime Minister,
People's Republic of Bangladesh
Reg. Number : 2899
Year : 2014
Social Welfare,
People's Republic of Bangladesh
Reg. Number : Dha-09079
Year : 2013
Stock of Companies,
Reg. Number : S-11735
Year : 2013