Aparajeyo-Bangladesh acknowledges the valuable support of Terre des Hommes Italy and all implementing partners for their commitment to improving education, strengthening child protection, promoting gender equality, and creating opportunities for children, adolescents, and women in Bangladesh.
This project aims to provide inclusive and quality education for marginalized children and adolescents while strengthening protection mechanisms, promoting digital literacy, and improving life skills. The program also focuses on empowering adolescents and women within their families and communities to ensure long-term social development and positive behavioral change.
Project Objectives
• Deliver inclusive and quality education to marginalized
children and adolescents.
• Ensure protection from violence and provide digital
literacy and life skills education.
• Promote adolescent and women's empowerment within
families and communities.
Implementing Partners
• Aparajeyo-Bangladesh
• ARBAN
• Shobujer Ovijan Foundation (SOF)
Donor
Terre des Hommes Italy
Project Budget
BDT 3,039,840
Target Groups
• 1,065 sponsored children
• 200 non-sponsored children
• 100 daycare children
• 1,165 parents
• 102 teachers from 12 schools
• 230 adolescents
• 49 CBCPC members from 7 centers
• 3,014 indirect family beneficiaries
Project Achievements
Rescue and Support
• 9,729 GBV victims received assistance.
Capacity Building
• 45,362 beneficiaries trained.
• 28,441 community members trained.
• 2,754 stakeholders trained on gender equality and
positive behavioral change.
Awareness and Education
• 29,691 children, youth, and women trained on
reproductive health, life skills, trafficking, UNCRC,
and CEDAW.
Institutional Engagement
• 214 schools conducted awareness sessions reaching
85,600 students.
Youth and Community Advocates
• 570 advocates engaged in peer support, advocacy,
and behavior change campaigns.
Digital Literacy and Online Safety
• 5,000 sessions reached 250,000 young women on online
safety, GBV, protection, and disaster preparedness.
Family Reintegration
• 2,048 children were safely reunited with their
families through follow-up support.