The Do Something Foundation (DSF) has established a grocery shop for the family of Saim, a child with special needs, to help create a sustainable source of income and improve the family's financial stability.
DSF Helps Create a Sustainable Livelihood for Special Needs Child Saim's Family
Families caring for children with special needs often face significant financial challenges. Alongside daily household expenses, they may also have additional responsibilities related to the care and well-being of their children. A stable source of income can make a meaningful difference in ensuring a more secure future for the entire family.
With this objective, the Do Something Foundation (DSF) has provided livelihood support to the family of Saim, a child with special needs, by establishing a fully stocked grocery shop.
The shop has been equipped with a variety of essential grocery items, allowing the family to start and operate a small business. This initiative aims to create a sustainable source of income and help the family become more financially independent.
Rather than providing only temporary assistance, DSF's livelihood and income-generation initiatives focus on empowering vulnerable families with opportunities to earn a dignified and sustainable living.
Through this support, Saim's family now has an opportunity to manage their own small business, generate regular income, and work towards a more secure and hopeful future.
Project Overview
Project: DSF Store #165
Beneficiary: Family of Saim, a Child with Special Needs
Support: Establishment of a Grocery Shop
Place: Patgram, Lalmonirhat
Donated By: Minhaz Uddin
Organized By: Do Something Foundation (DSF)
Category: Livelihood & Economic Empowerment
