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Do Better for the Children
domainStrategic Programmatic Framework

Five Strategic Pillars of Grassroots Humanitarian Delivery

Since 2003, Do Better for the Children (DBC) operates beyond reactive charity, deploying engineered, sustainable systems across healthcare, education, safe water, and disaster resilience.

Clinic Network37 Clinics
Annual Encounters116,863
Camp 16 Cohort450 Enrolled
Direct Delivery87.4%
PROGRAMMATIC REACH & OPERATIONS

Explore Our Core Intervention Pillars

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Flagship Network•NABIC Center for Humanity (NCH)

Primary Healthcare & Clinical Lifeline

A decentralized network of 28 regular medical centres and 9 one-day clinics providing free registered physician consultations, diagnostic screening, maternal health guidance, and essential generic medicines.

warningThe Ground Reality

68% out-of-pocket healthcare costs in rural Bangladesh trap impoverished families into chronic debt and untreated illnesses.

verifiedThe DBC Solution

Permanent decentralized community centers staffed by licensed MBBS physicians with 100% free prescription medicine dispensing.

Active District Locations:
📍 Sylhet📍 Cox's Bazar📍 Brahmanbaria📍 Dhaka📍 Sherpur📍 Kurigram
Annual Programmatic Allocation
BDT 58,604,204

Independently audited by chartered accountants & filed with the NGO Affairs Bureau.

Primary Key Metric37 Facilities across 21 Districts
Operating Scope116,863 Planned Patient Encounters in 2026
Operational Hours10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Daily)
Featured Facility / Project

Syed Mahmud Ali Health Center, Sylhet (11,480 contacts)

volunteer_activismSponsor Under This Pillarlocation_onView 37-Clinic Master Directory
Detailed Programmatic Framework

Comprehensive Overview of All 5 Pillars

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PILLAR 1

Primary Healthcare & Clinical Lifeline (NCH)

37 Centres • 21 DistrictsBDT 58.60M

verified_userClinical Capabilities

28 regular facilities operating 6 days a week and 9 weekly one-day clinics. Every centre is manned by licensed physicians with point-of-care diagnostics and free essential medicine dispensaries.

groupsMaternal & Child Health

Antenatal (ANC) and postnatal (PNC) checkups for expectant mothers, childhood anemia screening, and nutritional monitoring overseen by elected 5-member village health committees.

handshakeInstitutional Anchors

Co-anchored with North American Bangladeshi Islamic Community (NABIC USA) under multi-year NGO Affairs Bureau statutory project approvals (FD-6/FD-7).

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PILLAR 2

Child Development & Refugee Education (Camp 16 & OSP)

450 Enrolled • 18 TeachersBDT 14.12M

auto_storiesAccredited Curriculum

Non-formal primary education delivered in Burmese and English, structured with basic numeracy, life-skills, and psychosocial trauma-release art workshops.

securitySafeguarding Charter

Strict compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), logging parental consent and protecting refugee minors from identity exploitation.

favoriteOrphan Support Program

Dedicated Orphan Support Program (OSP) in Ramu and Kaliakoir providing educational stipends, nutrition packages, and quarterly health checkups.

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PILLAR 3

Safe Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH Grid)

422 Latrines • 10 Deep WellsBDT 8.5M+

wavesDeep Pathogen-Free Wells

Engineered deep tube wells reaching aquifer depths exceeding 400 feet, fitted with reinforced concrete platforms and certified arsenic-free lab tests.

sanitizerSanitary Latrine Grids

Twin-pit hygienic latrines constructed on raised plinths to prevent flood backflow. 422 units completed under the Shobuj Polly initiative.

supervisor_accountCommunity Stewardship

Establishing local village water maintenance committees with basic spare parts kits to ensure permanent sustainability without external dependence.

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PILLAR 4

Emergency Relief & Specialized Trauma Rehabilitation

9,000+ Reached • 24–48hr DeploymentBDT 12.0M+

ac_unitWinter & Flood Triage

Rapid deployment of heavy warm blankets, emergency dry rations, infant nutrition packages, and oral rehydration salts during severe northern cold waves.

accessible_forwardStudent Protest Clinic

Specialized post-trauma medical care, orthopedic surgeries, prosthetic mobility devices, and psychological therapy for injured student protestors in Dhaka (BDT 5.95M).

psychologyPsychosocial Support

Certified clinical psychologists offering one-on-one trauma-informed counseling to help victims and families recover emotional stability.

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PILLAR 5

Sustainable Community Infrastructure & Dignity Shelters

Kanaighat Shelters • Eco CompostingBDT 6.8M

homeDignity Shelters

Permanent 2-room brick semi-paka homes with verandas constructed on raised foundations for ultra-poor female-headed households in Kanaighat.

ecoRural Waste Composting

Pioneering organic waste separation and aerobic composting in Kasba, converting village refuse into pathogen-free organic agricultural fertilizer.

nature_peopleClimate Adaptation

Integrating disaster-resilient building codes and climate adaptation training for local village leadership to safeguard multi-decade assets.

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Choose from our turn-key corporate sponsorship packages (A–E) with 100% ring-fenced bank reporting and audited quarterly impact metrics.

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