Silent Catastrophe

Silent Catastrophe

Mar 12, 2020 | Health, Rohingya

The terrors the Rohingya people fled are well known to the world. But in their new reality, many continue to suffer from psychosocial conditions. by Maliha Khan Nurun Nahar must return home to her children. Half an hour stolen between feeding her family breakfast and...
Mobile medics

Mobile medics

Mar 2, 2020 | Health

Friendship medics-aides deliver doorstep healthcare using mobile app by Naushad Ali Husein Shahjahan, 40, is suffering from severe diarrhoea. Given the nearest hospital is a four-hour journey over river and land, Shahjahan’s condition could easily prove fatal without...
Mashkura’s Motherhood

Mashkura’s Motherhood

Sep 29, 2019 | Health

Mashkura, aged 28, wife of Abdul Hamid a shrimp-farmer, lives in the coastal village of Abadchondipur. She has grown up there, having had a happy, healthy childhood, and got married to a man that she thought would be able to give her a good life. By all rights, the...
MoU Signed Between Friendship and DGHS

MoU Signed Between Friendship and DGHS

Sep 12, 2019 | Health, News, Rohingya

A MoU has been signed between Friendship and the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) to start operation of a comprehensive maternity centre (CMC) at the site of Friendship’s basic clinic 6, at Rohingya Camp 7, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar. The United Nations High...
Of Cricketing Miracles and Floating Hospitals

Of Cricketing Miracles and Floating Hospitals

Août 5, 2019 | Health

The World Cup final this year was nothing short of a miracle. Two teams tied even in the super over, in a game with the highest stakes. It was a game that everyone will remember for a long time to come. Imagine being witness to such a game, as a kid in the Indian...