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Halima, her husband Najrul, and their two sons live in a densely populated village in Bangladesh. Most people in their community earn a living as farmers and daily wage earners.
World Renew was pleased to participate in the Canadian Partnership for Women and Children’s Health (CanWaCH) Global Health Impact Summit, held May 6–7, 2025, in Toronto, Ontario. Centered on the
When Rajia Sultana lost her home to the relentless force of river erosion in Bangladesh, she didn’t just lose a house—she lost stability, security, and the life she once knew.
Breaking Cycles That Limit Opportunity Imagine a rice farmer whose annual yield is destroyed by a devastating flood. He no longer has a way to feed and educate his children.
Breaking the cycle of poverty through education Imagine a rice farmer whose annual crop is destroyed by a devastating flood. With no income, he struggles to feed and educate his
Grant funding to support programs for vulnerable youth in Bangladesh World Renew is grateful to announce that Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has approved a new program that aims to support
Hosneyara, 38, lives in a village in the Satkhira district of Bangladesh with her husband and children. As is often the case in her community, she was married at a
Pusha lives in rural Bangladesh and, like over 50 percent of the girls there, she was married before she was 18. Her parents couldn’t support her, so they found a
Rashida, 24, lives in Hatirgona village in Teknaf, in the Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh, where the influx of Rohingya refugees has put significant strain on the local community. Hatirgona
Debdas lives in a remote village in Bangladesh, along the edge of the Bay of Bengal—an area often affected by cyclones and flooding. Life here is shaped by the realities
