which was established in 1980, is the first organization in the country started working for establishing for Sexual and Reproductive Health Services and Rights (SRH&R) for the deprived and underprivileged women and adolescents. BWHC’s commitment brings positive changes in the quality of women's lives by making available reproductive and primary health services as well as other basic social services and rights. For Detail...
Ms. Jahanara Sadeque is an Master of Social Science (MSS) from University of Dhaka and was a development worker and worked for more than 30 years in development field. Apart from BWHC, she is actively involved with many other development organizations in the country.
Mr. Kazi Ali Reza is a political scientist, studied in Political Science, University of Dhaka; he is the former Head of Agency, UN Information Center (UNIC); he is author of several books including United Nations and Bangladesh: Building a Better World. Mr. Reza is currently, the CEO, Center for Ethics Education
Ms. Qumrun Nahar is a Development Worker graduated from University of Dhaka. She has 25+ years of experiences in development field including Pathfinder International, Swiss Development Cooperation, Marie Stops, LGED, BWHC and others. She is expert in conducting researches focusing to slums of urban areas particularly, Dhaka city.
Ms. Rayhana Begum is an M. Sc. from University of Dhaka and is a Consultant Physician of Homeopathy Medicine where she is very much interested to do actual social work. Earlier, she was basically, a Development Worker and served so many NGOs including BWHC.
Prof. Dr. Rowshan Ara Begum is an MBBS and FCPS. She is a Professor of Gynecology & Obstetric. Currently, she is an Honorary Professor & Departmental Head of Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College and Hospital. Beside the BWHC, she is involved with OGSB and Mahila Parishad.
Ms. Maleka Begum is an M.Sc. with B.Sc. honors in Psychology from University of Dhaka. She is a Development Worker with 34+ years of experiences in development field particularly, in BWHC. She has expertise in reproductive health and was trained in Australia, Malaysia, and India. She was awarded by both the Govt. and NGOs as Best Performer in several years both in service and also after her retirement.
Ms. Munima Sultana is a Journalist with 30+ years of experiences currently, working as Special Correspondent of The Financial Express. She studied Mass Communication and Journalism in University of Dhaka and have professional trainings at home and abroad. Her focused area/s are socio-economic issues including energy, woman and child development, ICT, climate change, health and environment where gender is her priority area of writing. She also worked as foreign correspondent of Bangladesh for a Japanese magazine for women titled “Asian Breeze”.
Sharif Mostafa Helal is the Executive Director and Ex-officio Member Secretary of Executive Committee.