Baptist Aid-BBCF
is a non-profit organization (NGO)
Life in Fullness
Child, Youth and Family Development
We are committed to protecting children, empowering youth, and advocating for the rights of people with disabilities and the elderly. By ensuring safety, offering educational and leadership programs, and promoting accessibility and wellness, we endeavor to create a comprehensive and supportive community where everyone is respected and has the opportunity to succeed.
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
We enhance emergency response by training staff, implementing effective response systems, and promoting the use of alternative energy sources. Our efforts also focus on educating and empowering communities in both rural and urban areas about Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and climate change, helping them build resilience and better prepare for and recover from disasters.
Education
We strive to provide children in marginalized and vulnerable communities with access to quality education, vocational skills training, and job creation opportunities. By focusing on these areas, we aim to equip young people with the knowledge and skills needed to break the cycle of poverty and build a more secure future. Our focused area is to empower every child to reach their full potential and contribute positively to their community.
Public Health
We work to ensure that communities can access essential primary health care services and WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) facilities provided by NGOs and government programs. Our efforts focus on improving availability and quality of these critical services, helping to promote better health and well-being for all.
Livelihood
We ensure sustainable livelihoods by supporting program activities that promote regenerative organic agriculture, enhancing food security and environmental health. Additionally, we facilitate community-based enterprise development to create job opportunities and boost local economies. By focusing on these areas, we aim to empower communities to achieve long-term self-sufficiency and resilience.
Social Harmony and Peace Building
We work to foster peace and harmony in society by encouraging open dialogue, mutual respect, and cooperation among individuals. Through conflict resolution programs, community-building activities, and initiatives that celebrate diversity, we aim to reduce tensions and promote understanding. Our goal is to create a more unified, supportive community where everyone can coexist peacefully.
Our Ongoing Projects
Rajbari Faridpur Integrated Community Development Project (RFICDP)
Chandpur Village Education Program (CVEP)
Child Development Sponsorship Program (CDSP)
Resilience To Reduce Risk (R3)
Mollahat Children Youth and Community Development Project (MCYCDP)
Rajbari Narail Community Development Project (RNCDP)
Our Partners
Success Stories
Story of Krishna Halder (Person with Disability Children)
Community Water Point
A Small Entrepreneur
The Story of a Successful Man in Changing Fortune
A Big Smile for Zinnat Khan & His Friends
Go Forward
Ronita Bala
THE CHANGE AGENT
Ronita Bala, born on August 1, 1974, in Thakurgaon district, overcame poverty and early marriage to make a positive impact in her community. Despite facing violence, she was empowered through training in 2013 and now leads 76 women, advocating for education, child rights, and women's empowerment. Recognized with multiple "JOYITA" awards, she continues to promote social change and the rights of the marginalized.
Stakeholders Feedback
Farmer Group Member, Noldirchar, Narail
Farmers have benefited from the scheme by providing different types of agricultural inputs and seeds to the poor farmers of the village. I thank the project for this activity.
Self-Help Group Member, Urakanda, Rajbari
Medical camps were conducted in the past from the project. Whether there are plans to implement medical camps from the project in the future.
Union parishad Member, Gopalbari, Rajbari
In Gopalbari village where I live, there are no project activities, if the project activities are done here the poor people will benefit.
Mandira Debbarma, Volunteer, Adolescent Group, Doluchora Development Centre
It would be easier to manage the AG groups if there is training for the volunteers.
