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Emergency Support

In the turbulent arena of human crises, Silent Hands Support Incorporated's Emergency Support Project emerges as a relentless force against the tides of disaster - Flood, Storm, Pandemic, and Fire. Since its thunderous inception in April 2019, it has extended a lifeline to 63,352 souls worldwide. With the urgency of a beating heart, it rushes to the aid of those ensnared in emergencies, offering crucial provisions - food, shelter, and healing touch. The Pandemic initiative, a warrior in the COVID-19 battlefield, rescued over 51,000. Poised for future battles, it stands as a sentinel, empowering souls to rise from the ashes of adversity.

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SWN-034: Treatment of Nafiz Hossain and Naim Hossain are twin brothers.

While Nafiz Hossain was undergoing treatment at the hospital in Dhaka, Silent Hands Support, stood beside Nafiz on the request of Silent Hands Support members and assisted him to release from the hospital by paying Tk-15000. Even then Nafiz Hossai

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SWN-035: Treatment of Md. Saiful Islam

Md. Saiful Islam, village of Maddamithanol in Chattogram district in Bangladesh, had two daughters named Ramisa and Farisa. They are very small in age. Saiful Islam was a factory worker by profession. He had been suffering from Hepatitis C for man

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SWN-036: Treatment of Areeb Alian

Areeb Alian is the son of Humayun Kabir Limon and Israt Jahan Nishi at Mohammedpur in Dhaka metropolitan area, Bangladesh. His father worked in Independent Tv. Nine months ago suddenly, the little boy Alian was admitted into Central Hospital due t

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SWN-039: Help for Kurigram Flood-Affected People

Help for Kurigram Flood-Affected People. On July 26, 2019, Silent Hands Support successfully distributed dry food and essentials to 300 flood-affected families. Additional families received 500 BDT and biscuits. Our team reached stranded people by

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SWN-008: Rafiq (Education)

Education is the fundamental rights for all in Bangladesh. It is called the backbone of a nation. But they're many children who are being educated by great hardship. Rafiq was one of them. His mother was a domestic worker. She tried to manage his

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