Our Chair of Trustees, Janette, sat down with Charity Today TV to share her personal family connection to Sreepur Village and the difference our work continues to make to mothers and children living safely at Sreepur in Bangladesh right now.
Today Sreepur Village marked International Literacy Day with performances and a gift handover for participants who completed the literacy programme, celebrating how learning opens the door to a stronger, more prosperous future.
This Remember A Charity Week, discover how a gift in your will can protect abused, abandoned, divorced and widowed mothers and their children at Sreepur Village for generations to come. Even a small legacy gift can help transform lives in Bangladesh.
Sreepur Village's SwimSafe 2026 results have been featured by Charity Today News, highlighting the 38 children who completed the programme this year, bringing the total reached since 2017 to 522, amid growing monsoon flooding risks in Bangladesh. Read more...
At Sreepur Village, our on-site clinic is often the first place a health problem is caught. From a mother whose cataracts were caught early, to another rushed to hospital during a dangerous pregnancy complication, quick action made the difference.
A few weeks ago we launched our 2026 SwimSafe campaign. We are delighted to share that 38 out of 44 children successfully completed the programme, including 20 boys and 18 girls, gaining vital swimming and water safety skills this monsoon season. Read more...
Shop our summer card sale and support the talented women of Sreepur Village. Buy one pack of six cards for £15, get a second for just £5. Every card is handmade and unique, and every purchase helps single mothers and children build a brighter future.
A moving obituary for our co-founder, Trisha Silvester MBE, has been published in the Guardian, written by her son Mat Silvester, a trustee of Sreepur Village. It offers a fuller picture of Trisha's remarkable life, well worth reading in full.
SwimSafe is off and running for 2026, teaching children at Sreepur Village essential swimming, rescue and water safety skills. Around 9,600 people die from drowning in Bangladesh every year, making this life saving programme more important than ever.
Featured in the Handmade to Market 2025 Impact Report: a grant that repaired workshop equipment, protecting mothers' livelihoods through their craft work.
While much of Kurigram floods every monsoon, children at Sreepur Village play safely in the rain. One mother shares what safety from the floods means to her.
As the monsoon rains pour down, most children hurry indoors to stay warm and dry. But for the children of the SUCCESS Project, the rain is simply another challenge they must overcome in pursuit of their dreams. With school bags held close and hopeful hearts, they walk through the rain...
