Kind Vision Sustainable Future Program
- Tarikul Islam – Head
- Asma Parvin – Treasurer
- Sumaiya Parvin – Member
- Khaleda Ayoub – Member
- Murshida Khatun – Member
- Meherun Nessa – Member
Kind Vision provides short-term and long-term support to children and young adults. The aim of these support is to help people find a sustainable future and provide necessary support to create a path that leads them to sustainable future. The type of support includes student mentorship, career counselling, stipends, financial incentives, and loans. The Sustainable Future program especially focuses on the individuals who are vulnerable, neglected, and often-time missed out in society.
Save the Children
Kind Vision ‘Save the Children’ aims to provide long-term educational support to children, primarily to those whose future is uncertain. This novel work is carried out through a network of teachers in schools & colleges. The individual teachers play a key role in identifying students who needs the most support in their institutions. Besides providing educational support to students, these teachers also serve as mentors for health, social, and financial well-being of the students. This special relationship between the teachers and their students is the core of Save the Children and it creates journey of sustainable and brighter future for the students and a memorable lasting impression for the mentors.
Jump Start Program
Lending a helping hand when someone is persevering to stand on their feet is the aim of Kind Vision Jump Start program. Through Jump Start program, Kind Vision provides a helping hand and one-time financial support to individuals who are trying to create a sustainable future for themselves. Along with financial support, each individual is guided by a mentor who provides moral support and strength that allows them grow their confidence and help stand-up for themselves.
“Our job on earth isn't to criticize, reject, or judge. Our purpose is to offer a helping hand, compassion, and mercy. We are to do unto others as we hope they would do unto us.”
