Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh

Eid ul Adha was celebrated yesterday with our children in Bagerhat and with people in need at Betaga, Bagerhat.

We extend our sincere gratitude to "Chowdhurys" for their continuous support and generosity in making this celebration meaningful and joyful for everyone.

May the spirit of sacrifice, compassion, and togetherness continue to inspire hope and independence in our communities.

— Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh

Today on World Football Giving Day, our heart feels full ⚽❤️

At Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh, we believe football is more than a game — it’s medicine that heals, connects, empowers, and gives voice to the unheard. It helps kids address their challenges, feel truly valued, build strong social circles, and discover real independence.

Every ball we share brings joy, confidence, and brighter futures.

Let’s keep giving, keep connecting, and keep believing together!

At Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh, we believe in showing up—no matter the weather. Rain or shine, we play, we grow, we stay strong.

Because real strength doesn't come from waiting for perfect conditions. It comes from moving forward anyway.

We are overjoyed to announce that FOUR of our young athletes have been selected for the BKSP Grassroot Talent & Intensive Training Program 2026!

This is a life-changing opportunity, and these talented stars have earned their place through sheer dedication, hard work, and passion.

Please join us in celebrating:

🏓 Habiba Jannat – Table Tennis
🤸‍♀️ Keya Rani Debi – Gymnastics
🤸‍♀️ Mithila Deb – Gymnastics
🏹 Porshe Paul – Archery

to all of you.

And a heartfelt thank you and congratulations to our incredible coaches and entire community support -None of this would be possible without your belief and encouragement. 🙏

Your journey is just beginning, champions. The future of Bangladeshi sports is brighter because of you. We are so proud to walk this road with you. 🇧🇩💪

Keep flying high!
Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh

Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh has proudly introduced Kickboxing in , empowering young girls to build confidence, strength, and fearlessness.

Led by Coach Kacper Nowaczuk from Andy Academy (Poland), this initiative is proving that strength has no gender and dreams have no limits.

We're creating a generation of confident young women who refuse to be held back.
Together, we're changing the narrative—one kick at a time!

Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh & Movement in Refuge are looking for Training Coordinators (Male & Female ) – Cox's Bazar.

We need someone to:
• Train & mentor community coaches
• Lead Training of Trainers (TOT)
• Build curriculum in volleyball, yoga, roundnet, football etc.

You bring: sports/PE background, protection training experience, basic English (Chittagonian dialect preferred).

📍 3-month probation → up to 12+ months
📧 Send CV + 1-page statement to: [email protected]
Subject: Training Coordinator - Cox's Bazar Application

🗓 Deadline: 20 April 2026

Join us in using sport to create hope, resilience & opportunity.

🏃‍♀️⚽ Commemorating the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace -6 April.

Today, the children of Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh proudly display the , an international symbol representing peace, inclusion, fair play, and solidarity. 🤍✋

This day is a meaningful reminder of the important role sport plays in advancing social development and fostering peaceful communities. At Sports for Hope and Independence, we are committed to using sport as a platform to empower young people and promote values that strengthen society.

Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh in partnership with DBH Finance PLC, organized a meaningful event at Bhunabir Dasarath High School and College to distribute IGA and Nutritional Support Kits to deserving girls yesterday.

This initiative, under our ongoing Highway of Project, continues to support girls through Sport, livelihood opportunities, skill development, and better nutrition.

With the presence of Mr. Kacper Nuwaczuk from Andy Academy ,SHI officials, teachers, social activists, and volunteers, the event became a powerful reminder that when girls are empowered, communities grow stronger.

We're thrilled to share the expansiom of our work in Bandarban with an incredible partnership that embodies everything we stand for.

Meet Joyasree Tongchonga (10) - our first-ever child leader of Sports for Hope and Independence Bangladesh! A proud member of our women's amputee football program, Joyasree is breaking barriers and inspiring her community every day.

Working alongside her mentor Pren Chong Mro, our experienced youth leader, Joyasree will now organize both indoor and outdoor sports activities in Amtoli Para, Bandarban. This unique mentorship combination brings together youthful passion, experience, and unstoppable determination.

Our SHI team, led by our Founder and CEO Ms. Sharmin Farhana Chowdhury, recently visited Joyasree's home to officially kickstart this exciting new program. Seeing her enthusiasm and the community's support was truly moving.

This is what inclusion in sports looks like - creating opportunities, nurturing young leaders, and proving that age is no barrier to making a difference.

Here's to "Joyasree, Pren", and the amazing journey ahead! 🏆

Player's Iftar at Losna playground, Sreemangal

United through sports. Strengthened through hope. Together for independence.