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Open Ceremony of Rajapur Women’s Literacy and Healthcare Centre - 2nd January 2018
Open Ceremony of Rajapur Community Building for Women’s Literacy and Healthcare Centre - 2nd January 2018
The Mannan Foundation Trustees have hosted an Official Opening Ceremony for the Rajapur Women's Literacy and Healthcare Centre. The village representatives and elders attended the ceremony where they took part in the speeches. The village elders have all expressed their gratitude towards the late Professor Mannan's life long contribution for the villagers and they expressed their appreciation towards the Mannan family's continued dedication to serve the disadvantaged rural population of Rajapur and the surrounding villages.
MFT Trustees present were Mrs. Razia Begum Mannan, Ms Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows and Dr. Nilufar Faterma as well as MFT's supporter Mr. David Fellows.
The Trustees have recognised the dedicated volunteers for this project by awarding them with a token and a gift at the ceremony.
We are extremely happy to have received such wonderful complements from the villagers who are benefiting from the Rajapur Centre.
Free Women’s Literacy Classes at the Rajapur Community Building – 31st December 2017
Day 2: 31st December 2017
The 2nd day at the Rajapur Women's Literacy + Healthcare Centre. These Women's Literacy and Healthcare classes were conducted by Mannan Foundation's Head Trustee Mrs. Razia Begum Mannan and our Trustee Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows.
These classes taught subjects of health and hygiene and income generating skills to the women of Rajapur community.
The classes were even more popular than the previous classes and we have had 40 women attend the classes. We are extremely happy to announce that the classes are now being held and led by Mrs. Hawaa Begum who is a trained teacher and practitioner for Public Health and has many years of experience in dealing with community work through her dedicated work for the local NGO, charity called BRAC. She is a member of the Rajapur village community therefore we have been able to fulfill our goal of giving the ownership of running this project to the community members of Rajapur. #community_ownership #erasing_inequality #tackling_social_issues
Rajapur Women's Literacy + Healthcare Centre Opens
Day 1: 30th December 2017
We are delighted to announce the official opening of the Rajapur Women's Literacy + Healthcare Centre.
The introduction to Women's Literacy and Healthcare classes were conducted by Mannan Foundation's Head Trustee Mrs. Razia Begum Mannan. The classes were extremely popular and we have had 35 women attend the very first class.
We are extremely happy to announce that the classes will be led by Mrs. Hawaa Begum who is a trained teacher and practitioner for Public Health and hygiene. She has many years of experience in dealing and working with Rajapur community through her dedicated work for the local NGO, charity called BRAC. She is a member of the Rajapur village community therefore we have been able to fulfill our goal of giving the ownership of running this project to the community members of Rajapur.
Scholarship Distribution at Rajapur Primary School - 2017
Mannan Foundation Trustees attended the annual book distribution ceremony at Rajapur Primary School. This year, we awarded scholarships to 3 students in each class, with the best results. The aim of these scholarships is to encourage the students do excel by introducing a healthy competition. Most parents of the students are not able to continue supporting their children with their education due to poverty. The scholarships go some way to support the brightest students to continue their studies
World Food Stall Event - 11th December 2017
Our Trustee Tumpa Fellows organised the "World Food Stall" fundraising event at the office of Proctor & Matthews. Our appreciation to all those in Proctor & Matthews' office, who volunteered to make the ‘World Food Stall’ event a great success.
The neighbouring offices were invited for a festive lunch cooked by the colleagues, who prepared dishes from around the world. Not only did the event bring different people from the neighbouring offices together, to enjoy home cooked, delicious warm food, on a particularly chilly Monday afternoon, most importantly it has raised money to help the disadvantaged. The fundraising will go towards the Rajapur Women's Literacy and Healthcare Centre and also towards the Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh.
Thank you very much for supporting our Trustee Tumpa to organise this wonderful event. Your help will make a huge difference to the lives of the disadvantaged.
#Women’sLiteracy&HealthcareCentre #proctormatthews #ErasingInequality #Inequality #tumpafellows
