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Mother tongue: the key to identity, education and a better future
At the suggestion of Bangladesh, UNESCO proclaimed 21 February as International Mother Language Day in 1999. This day, celebrated in Bangladesh as Language Movement Day, is a reminder that language is not only the basis of national identity and a means of communication, but also the key to education - and a way out of poverty.
Read full articleSending letters to children in Bangladesh
Dear donors, until 15 March 2025, you have the unique opportunity to send a personal letter to a child you support in Bangladesh! Your words can be a great inspiration and motivation for your child. Rules and tips for writing letters can be found here. It is easiest to send letters to children electronically to: jaroslava.vankova@adra.cz.
Read full articleBanglaKids 2024: 25 years of hope for Bangladeshi kids
2024 was a special year for BanglaKids - we celebrated 25 years of helping children in Bangladesh! During this time we have changed the lives of more than 8,000 children from poor families. This achievement is first and foremost your achievement. Thank you for helping them so lovingly and persistently for 25 years.
Read full articleMagical Warm Christmas Gifts for Children
Money-Box-of-Joy as Santa Claus has once again brought joy to the children of Bangladesh this Christmas. So much so that some of the smaller children couldn't even bear it literally. In addition to cookies, they received something really great, useful and warm. Do you know what it was?
Read full articleBanglaKids celebrates 25 years of helping children!
Bangladesh. Children. Poverty. Donors. Education. The future. These are the key words of the BanglaKids programme, which this year celebrates 25 years of helping children in Bangladesh. Thanks to your support, we have changed the lives of over 8,000 children. It wouldn't have been possible without you. Your unwavering love and solidarity has enabled us to fulfil the hopes of children who would otherwise have no chance of a better future.
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