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Empowering Lives: HID’s Journey Toward a Poverty-Free Future

To improve the socio-economic condition of distressed people and alleviate poverty, hunger, and disease a group of educated and socially motivated people of Rangpur district formed “Humanity In Distress (HID)” a social welfare organization in 2001 to help deprived, distress and less privileged people since the beginning the organization had worked with individual and members donation and implemented several programs in collaboration with local and other NGOs. The overall affairs of the organization are managed by an Executive committee composed of seven members whereas the Governing body consists of twenty-eight members. The organization has its own constitution duly approved by the Social Welfare Department, Rangpur. This organization is created for the implementation of the programs undertaken for the socio-economic development, education, health, and training of the neglected, distressed, and poor people of Bangladesh and for the participation of the social service-oriented programs of the Government.

Our Mission

HID’s mission is to implement development actions that foster unity among the poor and provide them with greater access to economic resources and basic social services. We aim to help establish the rights and responsibilities of the poor and empower them to manage their own institutions effectively.

Our Vision

Our vision is to create a society where all forms of poverty, exploitation, and disparity are eradicated. We aim to achieve this by harnessing human, institutional, and material capacities and potentials. HID is committed to responding to the urgent needs in the development sector and fulfilling broader responsibilities to the nation.

Humanity In Distress Principles

  • The poor and vulnerable are quite capable of breaking out of poverty at the point when

they obtain greater access to quality education and health when they have the least money to take off, when they become aware of and can attain their rights, and when they form and participate in an organization that effectively represent their interests.

  • Empirical learning & devotion to practical challenges uphold an organization’s existence.
  • Good governance at all levels ensures commitment to excellence.
  • An organization’s effectiveness is valued through productive social capital.
  • Organizational development is “a must” process for sustainability.
  • We exist to work with the poor, vulnerable, and marginalized people of Bangladesh.