“When I grow up, I want to be a doctor. I want to care for the poor people.” Some of the poorest and most remote areas in Bangladesh do not have schools meaning children are left without an education. Friendship (an NGO in Bangladesh) has built 78 primary schools in these areas giving children the chance to enjoy their basic right to education. Now more than 4800 children attend our classes. Bangladesh is particularly vulnerable to natural disasters with cyclones and floods ravaging the country with increasing regularity. The schools were therefore designed to be easily dismantled and relocated in the event of a natural disaster. They use innovative solutions, including solar panels, to generate electricity. Teachers are recruited from local communities and trained by Friendship.   you may help by eth-  0x30565fa40A9f480b309E0F7F41309d013aE877A5    and btcaddress- 19CwSTLeU8AHvk7VvpVxpFT3bQdXKXTyxs