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Staff MEMBERS OF BPUS

BPUS’s staff and volunteers exemplify the organization’s core values of compassion, dedication, and inclusivity. Their hard work, unwavering commitment, and passion for social change play a vital role in advancing BPUS’s mission to create a more accessible, equitable, and supportive society for all individuals with disabilities.

Md. Badiul Alam

Founder & Executive Director

Ms. Mithu Madhu

Deputy Director

Mishael Swarup Roy

Communication & Monitoring officer

Mrs. Sandhya Halder

HR Manager & Training Coordinator

Promotha Barai

Accountant

Md. Anwar Hossain

IT cum Documentation Officer

Md. Nasir uddin Shah

Program Officer

Animesh Madhu

Field Organizer

Nayan Bapery

Field Organizer

Md. Jiaur Rahman

Field Organizer

Sonia Akter Koli

Teacher

Moni Akter

Teacher & Field Organizer

Arati Bala

Teacher

Akhi Akter

Teacher

Chadne Akter

Teacher

Emon Shah

Support Staff
Receiving the Swadhinata Smriti Award-2025 (Independence Memorial Award
March 26, 2025 No Comments

Dear All, Warmest greetings to you all from BPUS! I am happy to inform you all that the Swadhinata Smriti Sangsad has awarded me the Swadhinata Smriti Award-2025 for my contribution to being a skilled officer and social service. I think that behind my receiving this award is the contribution of all the development workers of BPUS,  brothers and sisters with disabilities, well-wishers, NADPO, Barpaika, Agailjhara and other residents of Gournadi, district and upazila administrations and Donor Organizations. I express my gratitude to the  Swadhinata Smriti Sangsad (Independence Memorial Assembly) for selecting me for the Swadhinata Smriti Award (Independence Memorial Award). I attached a picture of the

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Meeting held with FEMBOSA and submitted 7 recommendations.
September 5, 2024 No Comments

I am pleased to inform you that I have attended A meeting with Forum of Election Management Bodies Of Souuth Asia (FEMBOSA) organised by Nepal IFES & submitted there 7 recommendations on inclusive electoral & political rights of persons with disabilities for south asia countries. This was a lovely & fruitful meeting regarding inclusion of PWDs.  Recognizing the increasing risks to the democratic and electoral rights of people with disabilities posed by climate change, organizations of people with disabilities from five South Asian countries (Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) came together, facilitated by IFES, identified advocacy priorities highlighting the intersection of

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