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Badrul Alam - A former school teacher, recieves life saving treatment from our hospital after becoming violently ill while vacationing in Cox's Bazar.

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Founded to address the needs of the women and children of Bangladesh, Hope Foundation supports the Cox's Bazar Hospital for Women and Children and Hope Medical Centers which aim to serve millions of people by providing education, acute medical care, treatment, and the rehabilitation of sick, injured, disabled and destitute women and children of Bangladesh. Bangladesh has a high rate of illiteracy, frequent natural disasters and lack of natural resources that constantly erodes its social and financial infrastructure. Despite tremendous efforts by hardworking Bangladeshis to improve their lives, the standard of living is constantly declining.
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Two new Hope Medical Centers opened in March 2009. On March 20th, Monwara Rashid Hope Medical Center In Shariatpur,  opened with a matching grant from Direct Relief International, California, USA. This clinic is sponsored by Abul Haseb Duke, a native of Shariatpur who currently lives in Miami, Florida with his family.

Haji Halima Begum Hope Medical Center opened in South Sadar, Comilla on March 27th. This is the 8th Hope Medical Center and is sponsored by Abdul Hai Babul, a native of Comilla, who currently lives in Miami, Florida with his family. The Chief Guest of the opening ceremony was Ms. Valerie Taylor, a renowned  philanthropist and Founder of CRP, Bangladesh

May 23rd - May 28th Matt MacCalla, International Program Office of Direct Relief International, visits Hope Foundation. Mr. MacCalla visited Bangladesh to meet with partners and to see the Hope Health Centers. In his short visit, he assessed the needs of the community, and assured the clinic managers of continued support from his organization DRI. This is his second visit to Hope projects in Bangladesh and Mr. MacCalla expressed satisfaction at the activities and progress of the Hope Foundation.

Bangladesh has an extremely high infant and child mortality rate. Most of these deaths could be prevented with a mass education program of preventative health and early intervention to manage infectious conditions. The ratio of healthcare workers and health facilities is extremely low and consequently, the health needs of this country are vastly unmet.Due to overwhelming financial constraints of the Bangladesh government, these health needs cannot be addressed only through the local government.

It will take the help of individuals and organization of other nations as well. With your support, Hope Foundation can raise funds, which will be used by Hope Foundation hospitals and clinics to provide basic medical care and educate the general population in preventative health. It is our belief that this support will improve the health and lives of the people of Bangladesh.

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