
URGENT NEED
Orphanage Support
Orphanage Funding Shortfall
“LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR” (LYN) is an amazing children’s home and ministry located far from the capital city. The property is owned and fully built out.
However, the loss of a significant donor last fall has created a gap – we are seeking emergency one-time grants to get through the first quarter, while we enlist additional sponsors of kids and donors to LYN.

Leaders: Washington Bose, Executive Director, George Bose, Lead pastor on site, Brenda Davisson, US Leader
Location: Khulna district, far south of the capital of Dhaka. Bangladesh was formerly know as "East Pakistan" but is not an independent but under-developed nation.
Funding Status: $1,200 US will cover "the gap" for one month, we have 1 possibly 2 months donated
How To Support This Project:
Send a check payable to Servants International, 852 S. Carriage Dr., Milliken CO 80543. On the memo line put "LYN"
To give online, click the Donate button and select Servants International and Bangladesh, LYN




PROJECTS
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Medical Clinic

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The health systems in countries throughout the developing world suffer from insufficient financial and human resources, limited institutional capacity and infrastructure, weak health information systems, lack of comprehensiveness, embedded inequity and discrimination in availability of services, absence of community.
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To help the local community and both girls and boys orphanages this medical clinic will serve basic regular health care.
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Our plan includes 1 FT nurse, 2 day a week a doctor to see patients.
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We will provide some medications at low cost or no cost.
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Operational Budget is $1046 USD per month
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Building and land are owned
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Startup costs of $1,500 have been raised.
Sponsor a Child
Orphan Girls

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Each Girl welcomed into RWGH comes from a background of extreme poverty, often having lost one or both parents, with no extended family able to provide the care they desperately need. These girls are rescued from the harsh realities of poverty and the deprivation of education and safety.
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Each precious child is provided a safe and loving home and the opportunity to thrive. The orphanage provides them with stable Christian-based environment, essential care, and the education they need to grow into confident, self-sufficient women. It is a place where hope is restored, and futures are transformed.
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Your monthly support of $50 provides everything needed: nutritious meals, clothing, school supplies, books, basic medical care, secure housing, and social enrichment.
Chapels

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Currently there are 80 Wesleyan churches in 5 districts with headquarters of Wesleyan Church of Bangladesh in Dhaka.
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The size of a typical church is 15 to 40 people. The location is in ultra poor rural villages where the WCB ministers to people of Muslim or Hindu background.
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Most of the 80 churches in Bangladesh are currently meeting outdoors under the trees or in a small home.
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Chapel buildings which will cost $700 each. These buildings will be constructed of bamboo with tin sheets for walls, and concrete floor.
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We need 4 chapel churches built in 2024-2025. Total project cost is $2,800 USD.
Education Restoration Program
Transformation of Rural Community

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Program was designed to help bridge a gap left after Covid when many students did not have access to education and have fallen behind
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Educational support for dropout students
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Nurturing Preschool age children
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Community Awareness Training for mentors and mothers, to prevent early child marriage and educate on safety and security
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Budget: 8,500 per year, Raised: 0
District Headquarters Office

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Currently the headquarters of Bangladesh church is in Dhaka. We rent a facility for $500/month. We want to relocate the headquarters to our own campus in Khulna.
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This will be more effective and efficient to have the workers collocated and to care for the daily work administering the orphanages.
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The rental cost will be eliminated and all furniture, equipment and assets will be move to the Khulna.
Staff Housing

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Last year we purchased a piece of land adjacent to the Girls Orphanage for constructing 4 small houses. Each home is estimated to cost $6,000 USD.
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Nearby housing is essential in order to retain qualified, dedicated staff. We are in need of additional staff and there is no rentals nearby.
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To have private housing available within two minutes walking from their work will improve efficiency and help retain valuable staff.
District Ministry Center

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Groups do not have any buildings to conduct activities and church service at present.
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We are having programs at member’s balcony or in open space outside. And under the trees.
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The plan is to build permanent buildings with capacity for 60-80 people.
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This cost for land and building will be approximately $20,000 USD.




BANGLADESH
Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, with an estimated population of over 170 million people living within an area roughly the size of Iowa. It is home to remarkable natural features, including the endangered Bengal tiger and the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest, which supports rich biodiversity and serves as a critical ecological buffer.

Renowned for the warmth and hospitality of its people, Bangladesh plays an important role in the global economy. It is the second-largest exporter of ready-made garments and textiles worldwide, with this sector accounting for a significant share of export earnings and employment.
Agriculture remains a fundamental part of life and livelihood, with a large portion of the workforce engaged in farming. The country produces substantial quantities of rice, tea, vegetables, fruits such as mangoes, and various spices, and is also a leading producer of goat milk and meat.

Bangladesh has sustained steady economic growth, driven by its garment industry, services, and diversification into sectors like pharmaceuticals, shipbuilding, and technology.
Despite this growth, many families continue to face economic challenges, and a meaningful portion of the population lives with limited daily resources.
Situated in a tropical climate, Bangladesh frequently experiences flooding and is vulnerable to cyclones, which impact communities and agriculture. The nation’s demographic composition is predominantly Muslim (around 89 %), followed by Hindu (approximately 10 %), with smaller percentages of Buddhists, Christians, and indigenous faiths.


