1/4/2026
In 2025, Qatar Charity (QC), with the generous support of benefactors in Qatar, delivered impactful humanitarian and development assistance to 674,484 beneficiaries across Bangladesh.
Through 2,171 implemented projects, the organization addressed critical needs in water and sanitation, education, housing, health, food security, orphan care, and humanitarian response—while maintaining a strong focus on supporting the Rohingya refugees.
Under the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) program, Qatar Charity implemented 1,879 projects, benefiting 94,000 people across Bangladesh. These interventions focused on improving access to safe drinking water through digging deep tube wells and filtering contaminated water.
Through 188 mosque projects, benefiting 37,600 individuals, Qatar Charity strengthened religious, cultural, and social fabric of communities. These initiatives involved mosque construction, providing safe spaces for prayer, religious learning, and community gatherings.
Qatar Charity implemented 25 education projects, including schools and Qur’an memorizing centers, reaching 5,100 beneficiaries. These projects aim to expand access to quality education for children and youth in disadvantaged communities.
Under 34 housing projects, Qatar Charity provided safe and durable home to 432 individuals living in unsafe or inadequate housing conditions. These interventions enhanced family security, dignity, and long-term stability.
Qatar Charity built five orphan care centers, benefiting 900 orphaned and vulnerable children. These centers provided comprehensive care, including accommodation and education, for child development.
Through 21 health projects, Qatar Charity delivered specialized eye care services to 2,150 beneficiaries. These initiatives focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of cataracts, helping to prevent avoidable blindness and restore vision.
As part of two seasonal projects, Qatar Charity supported 42,630 beneficiaries through targeted food assistance. During Ramadan, food baskets were distributed to poor and vulnerable families, while the Qurbani project provided sacrificial meat to underprivileged households, orphans, and widows.
Through two emergency response (relief) projects, Qatar Charity supported 22,750 people affected by floods. The response focused on the distribution of emergency food baskets and essential relief items, helping flood-affected families meet their immediate needs.
Under the sponsorship program, Qatar Charity currently supports 1,846 orphaned and vulnerable children across Bangladesh. This long-term initiative ensures continuous access to education, nutrition, healthcare, shelter, and essential services, supporting children’s well-being and future self-reliance.
Through 15 integrated projects covering relief, shelter, school feeding, and healthcare, Qatar Charity supported 467,076 Rohingya refugees living in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char.
Director General of the NGO Affairs Bureau, Md. Daud Miah, praised Qatar Charity’s role in Bangladesh’s development efforts, stating: “Qatar Charity has demonstrated exceptional dedication in supporting Bangladesh’s development and humanitarian priorities. We appreciate Qatar Charity’s continued partnership and its meaningful role in improving the lives of the vulnerable.”
Country Director of Qatar Charity Bangladesh Office, Zakarya Ali Al Motair, stated: “Our projects in 2025 reflect Qatar Charity’s unwavering commitment to protecting dignity, improving lives, and strengthening the resilience of vulnerable communities across Bangladesh. We remain dedicated to working closely with government authorities, partners, and stakeholders to continue delivering meaningful humanitarian and development assistance.”