SHARED HOPES. PRACTICAL ACTION.
From deep tube wells to vocational classrooms, every PLDS program starts with the people it serves. Nine programs completed since 2015, and one new appeal underway.
ONGOING · CURRENT APPEAL
Fundraising for our current project is underway. Totals will update as real donations are recorded.
In progressFeeding Hunger serves a hot meal to 100–150 people every day in different areas of Dhaka. After two successful distributions with Better Hope BD in Khilgaon and Kamlapur, Pally Life Development Society now runs the programme itself. For people struggling to get by, a dependable daily meal makes a real difference.
COMPLETED PROJECTS
Explore completed PLDS programs.
9 projects found
CompletedDeep tube wells that bring safe drinking water to extremely poor families who relied on polluted ponds, lakes and arsenic-affected shallow wells.
CompletedFree computer and vocational courses for young people in Dhaka who cannot afford training, to help them find work in the local job market. Courses cover Web Design & Development, Hardware & Networking, Graphics Designing, Microsoft Office and Hotel Management.
CompletedCows and goats given to families living below the poverty line, so they have a lasting source of income and nutrition.
CompletedWinter clothing and blankets for elderly people, children, widows, orphans and other vulnerable people in remote villages.
CompletedDeep tube wells and sanitary latrines for poor and vulnerable families in remote villages that lack safe water and toilets.
CompletedRice, pulses, potatoes, cereal, dates and cooked food for needy families, plus essential medicines and food aid during disease outbreaks.
CompletedRelief for families hit by floods, cyclones and other disasters, including rice, potatoes, drinking water, oral saline and water purification tablets.
CompletedCash support for farmers, widows, orphans and other vulnerable people who have the skills to earn a living but no money to start.
CompletedFood for families who lost their income because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
