From the confines of a tiny tea stall, Shamsuddin long dreamed of setting up something bigger; a corner grocery shop to provide more security for the future of his disabled child, Rabuil. All he needed was a chance and a little help.

Without warning, Mohammad’s stall was destroyed to make way for road construction. Not knowing what to do next, Mohammad reached out to the Children’s Hope Sustainable Grant Programme.

After being suddenly widowed, Kulsum became the sole provider for her family. Children’s Hope gave her the support she needed to get back on her feet and give her family the best chance at a bright future.

Narul hoped to provide a more secure future for his family when he took out a high-interest loan to expand his business. Struggling to pay back the extortionate interest, Narul turned to Children’s Hope.

Rahima had good business sense and a knack for budgeting, but lacked means to fund all of her children's educations. Children’s Hope’s microcredit scheme was the perfect way for Rahima to provide the best opportunities for all her children.

Nazma, struggling to make ends meet as a single parent, had to make the difficult decision to pull her children out of school to keep the family afloat. Children’s Hope gave her the support she needed to turn her situation around.

Bilkis worked hard as a private tutor to help her family pay the bills but often this just wasn’t enough. That’s when she turned to Children’s Hope to help her broaden her horizons.

When her husband came down with a sudden illness, Rehana reached out to Children’s Hope to help her kick-start her own business and care for her family.

Struck by a sudden tragedy, Saiful’s family home and profitable business were gone overnight. Not knowing what to do next, Saiful found Children’s Hope and saw a light at the end of the tunnel.