Empowering Lives Through Education
About Us
Transforming Lives Through Education and Opportunity
It was a modest beginning; one member (Firoz H. Khan) of the Khan Family donated 2 acres of land in remembrance of his parents to build religious and academic institutions. Other family members quickly joined in, followed by the community, some friends of the family and the wellwishers. The oldest member, Dr. Showkat H. Khan, of the Khan Family, who previously expressed interest in charitable activities, was soon called in to support and to lead. Although haphazardly done, in a short 6 years (2017-2023) several institutions were built in the land located in the Char area.
Student enrollment in one institution has already surpassed 120, while the teaching staff reached to eight. It was unanimously decided to expand the academic programs to other Char areas and, importantly, to build a vocational educational institute in the Char area. However, while the accelerated rate of growth of KEHSF is appreciable, it has been getting difficult to run it with a limited pool of donors, and the volunteers, and we request your support and help.
KEHSF’s Mission:
About KEHSF
Helping is Great Virtue for Every Human’s
For example, a child builds self-worth by getting good grades to earn their parents’ approval, then grows up and gets a fancy corporate job to earn the approval of their larger culture.
Our Mission
KEHSF enables children educate, ‘one-child a family; helps them build in themselves the moral virtues; and inspires them acquire skills to grow and prosper in life.
Our Vision
KEHSF envisions people think and act outside of their comfort-zone; motivates them find economic salvation in education and skills training; and inspires them join the humanity through the moral virtues of Empathy, Conscience, Respect, Self-control and Innovations.
Volunteering
Starting with a small family donation, KEHSF has grown into a community-driven initiative providing education and vocational opportunities while seeking support to expand services across underserved Char communities in Bangladesh.