Although the ongoing second wave of the global pandemic of COVID-19 has put a halt to the livelihoods of many communities, Bidyanondo Foundation, known for taking initiatives to serve the marginalised people in the country, stood beside the transgender community through its latest relief initiative in the capital. The humanitarian organization distributed food packages to a number of people from the marginalised community in Savar on Sunday. Earlier, it served transgender people food items across different areas in the capital including Vatara, Merul Badda, TSC area of Dhaka University, Mugda and other places on Friday. Bidyanondo informed UNB that the distribution was initiated upon the request of social activist, media personality and country's first-ever transgender news anchor Tashnuva Anan.

RFL Houseware has donated "icy water bottles" to Bidyanondo Foundation to help it ensure safe water for underprivileged children of its six orphanages at the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT) area. Toukirul Islam, executive director of RFL Houseware, handed over the products to Bidyanondo on Thursday through a programme in the capital, read a press release. Read ‘Jibon Kheya’: Bidyanondo’s another humanitarian initiative Jakir Hossain, an executive member of Bidyanondo, received the products on behalf of the foundation. Toukirul said, "Many children are being affected by waterborne diseases every year. So it is necessary to use a safe container to preserve the water besides drinking safe water." "We have handed over the 'icy water bottles' for the underprivileged children of the CHT area through Bidyanondo. I thank Bidyanondo for their support." Read Bidyanondo floating hospital begins journey in Khulna

A floating hospital, jointly set up by Bidyanondo Foundation and Bangladesh Coast Guard, started its journey by providing treatment to underprivileged people of Banishanta Polli in Dacope upazila of Khulna on Tuesday.

Bidyanondo Foundation, a voluntary organisation, and Bangladesh Coastguard are jointly going to launch a floating hospital ‘Jibon Kheya’ to provide poor people living along rivers with healthcare services.

Voluntary organization Bidyanondo Foundation has sought applications from college admission seekers who need support for their application and admission fees.

Bidyanondo Foundation, known for innovative initiatives to serve the marginalised people even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit lives and livelihood in Bangladesh, have unveiled their latest initiative to feed the jobless and low-income people: an all-day all-you-can-eat buffet at an old restaurant converted into a  'Bidyanondo Mehmankhana' (Bidyanondo Guesthouse).

Ambassador of Thailand to Bangladesh Arunrung Phothong Humphreys on Thursday handed over basic food items worth around Tk 100,000 to Bidyanondo Foundation to support its emergency response in flood-affected areas in Bangladesh during the COVID-19 pandemic.   Firoz Salah Uddin, Executive Member, represented Bidyanondo Foundation while receiving the support.   This donation represents friendship between Thais and Bangladeshis, said the Embassy.

A 100-bed hospital, jointly initiated by Chattogram Metropolitan Police (CMP) and Bidyanondo Foundation, formally started its operations on Wednesday to provide free treatment to corona-infected poor people.

A 100-bed hospital, jointly initiated by Chattogram Metropolitan  Police (CMP) and Bidyanondo Foundation, is set to start its operations from n Wednesday to fight against coronavirus pandemic.

Bidyanondo Foundation, a voluntary organisation, has started spraying insecticides in the capital and outside of it to check any possible dengue outbreak amid speculation that the actual number of dengue cases are not being reported because of the coronavirus pandemic.