The Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation (FKRF) is a social enterprise founded in 2009 with the aim of improving healthcare access and quality in Bangladesh.
Excited to announce Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation (FKRF) has successfully completed a 3-day Pulmonary Rehabilitation Training for nurses and staff at Compassionate Korail, a community palliative care initiative at Korail slum in Dhaka. Thanks to our partner @RESPIREGlobal.
A fantastic episode featuring discussion about RESPIRE's work with displaced communities in Malaysia and Bangladesh.
Thank you to Kay Nathan from @unimalaya and Farzana Khan from @fkrfofficial for sharing your insights!
Eid Mubarak! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyous celebration filled with peace, happiness, and blessings. May this special day bring you closer to Allah's grace and strengthen the bonds of love and unity in your family and community.
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Preliminary findings from a RESPIRE-led multi-country Pulmonary Rehabilitation feasibility study, presented at DMCH, highlight the success of interventions in upazilla, district and humanitarian settings in Cox’s Bazar and the impact of community-based approaches. #@RESPIREGlobal
Thanks to RESPIRE Stakeholder Engagement Champion, Kazi Sarmad Karim for providing a snapshot of the CEI work being undertaken by Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation (FKRF) in Dhaka @fkrfofficial@SirMad730
We are pleased to announce that a cooperative agreement has been established between the United Nations International Organization for Migration (UN-IOM) and Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation (FKRF).
https://t.co/RUXAwDB7QK
A webinar will be organized by Fasiuddin Khan Research Foundation on "Climate Change, Urban Slums and Palliative Care"
No registration fees will be required.
Zoom link will be provided after registration through WhatsApp/email.
Registration link: https://t.co/0Erjc5O8Wn
Bede/Water Gypsies/Nomadic People are considered one of the most marginalized and ethnic groups in Bangladesh. They suffer from high poverty rates, illiteracy, child marriage, lack of proper sanitation, inadequate healthcare. FKRF provides palliative care for vulnerable groups.
Spirometry test for people with CRD
FKRF is working to develop the Pulmonary Rehabilitation (PR) for the people with chronic respiratory diseases in the Urban slum area of North Dhaka City Corporation.
Bede/Water Gypsies/Nomadic People are considered one of the most marginalized and ethnic groups in Bangladesh. They suffer from high poverty rates, illiteracy, child marriage, lack of proper sanitation, inadequate healthcare. FKRF provides palliative care for vulnerable groups.