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Angelus' Invitation

Welcome! Your friend Angelus has invited you to start scholarships for students in Government Primary Schools of Bangladesh and prevent dropouts.

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Number of Scholarships

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Angelus' Scholarship Community

Community Founder

Angelus Jahan

Scholarships started on 14/01/2024
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Shehzad Fardin, Class 5

Buraburi Mondolpara Government Primary School

Fardin lives in a small village of Panchagarh with his mother, grandparents and maternal uncle. His father left him when he was a baby to start a new family and does not keep in touch. His mother, Shirin, takes care of him and depends on his uncle, who works as a rice farmer to provide for the family.

Bobita Rani, Class 5

Ghoshpara Government Primary School

Bobita and her older sister live in a small village of Panchagarh with their mother. Her father passed away after getting struck by lightning when she was a baby, leaving her mother to take care of them by herself. Her mother, Mamata, works in nearby houses to provide for the family.

Siddhart Ray, Class 4

Uttor Prodhanpara Government Primary School

Siddhart and his older sister live in a small village of Panchagarh with their mother. His father passed away from a stroke very recently, leaving his mother to take care of the family by herself. His mother, Sima, works in nearby houses to provide for them.

Khushi Akter, Class 5

Jogdol Government Primary School

Khushi and her two siblings live in a small village of Panchagarh with their mother. Her father passed away from diabetes when she was a baby, leaving her mother to take care of them by herself. Her mother, Tahera, takes care of them and works as a shopkeeper to provide for the family.

Samia Khatun, Class 4

Pachmahina Government Primary School

Samia and her older brother live in a small village of Panchagarh with their mother. Her father passed away in a road accident when she was a baby, leaving her mother to take care of them by herself. Her mother, Nazma, works on fields as a day laborer to provide for the family.

Moriom Begum, Class 5

Sipaipara 2 Government Primary School

Moriom and her younger brother live in a small village of Panchagarh with their grandmother, aunt, and uncle. Her parents separated when she was a baby and left to start new families of their own. Her grandmother, Kulsum, takes care of them and depends on her uncle, who drives a van to provide for the family.

Borsha Roy, Class 3

Moli-Kadho Dakkhin Kumarpara Government Primary School

Borsha and her two siblings live in a small village of Panchagarh with their parents and grandparents. Her father is physically disabled as he was born both deaf and mute and is unable to work. Her mother, Moharani, takes care of them and depends on her grandfather, who works as a rice farmer to provide for the family.

Khadija Akter, Class 4

Moli-Kadho Dakkhin Kumarpara Government Primary School

Khadija and her two siblings live in a small village of Panchagarh with their parents and grandmother. Her father is physically disabled as he was born with a deformed arm and is unable to work. Her mother, Fahima, takes care of them and works on farms as a day laborer to provide for the family.

Hasnur Rahman, Graduating batch 2025

Buraburi Mondolpara Government Primary School

Hasnur and his older sister live in a small village of Panchagarh with their mother. His father passed away from cancer when he was a baby, leaving his mother to take care of them by herself. His mother, Hasna, works on farms as a day laborer to provide for the family.

Mosammot Sumaiya, Graduating batch 2026

Narayongochh Government Primary School

Sumaiya and her four siblings live in a small village of Panchagarh with their parents and grandmother. Her father is physically disabled as he became paralyzed after suffering from a stroke when she was a baby, and is unable to work. Her mother, Akhimon, takes care of them and works in nearby houses to provide for the family.

Mohammad Al-Amin, Graduating batch 2026

Aparajita Government Primary School

Al-Amin and his two siblings live in a small village of Panchagarh with their parents. His father is physically disabled as he was born with a paralyzed arm and a speech impediment and is unable to work. His father, Anarul, takes care of them while his mother works on a farm as a day laborer to provide for the family.

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Scholarship Eligibility

Only students who are currently enrolled in Government Primary Schools and fall under any
of the following criteria are eligible to apply
for scholarships

Disabled Father

Student's father is physically unable to work

Single Mother

Student's father is deceased or has abandoned the family

Orphan

Both parents are deceased or have abandoned the child


The Uber for Scholarships

A platform connecting the world with financially struggling students
in Government Primary Schools of Bangladesh

Monthly received scholarship details in the AlterYouth app

Transfer directly

Your scholarship is transferred to your student's mother automatically through mobile banking.

Attendance and report card in the AlterYouth app

Get school reports

View attendance data and report cards from your student's school, until completion of Class 5.

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Ensure a literate citizen

Your scholarship continues until completion of class 5, when your student achieves literacy.

The Uber
for scholarships

A platform connecting the world
with financially struggling students in
Government Primary Schools of Bangladesh

Monthly received scholarship details in the AlterYouth app

Transfer directly

Your scholarship is transferred directly to your student’s family on their mobile bank account every month.

Attendance and report card in the AlterYouth app

Monitor progress

View attendance data and report cards from your student’s school, until completion of Class 5.

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Ensure a literate citizen

Your scholarship continues until your student completes primary school, learning to read and write.


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Here's how your scholarship works

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