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How You Can Help
Your support is important. Help us SUSTAIN our projects and BUILD new ones.
Make a long term difference to educating girls.
Make a unique contribution to our programme of work.
2009 Volunteers:
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| Carrie Gage, Australia |
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August to October, 2009
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Volunteers:
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| Nicola Hurd, England |
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July 2009
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2009 Volunteers:
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| Gregory Gong, New York City, USA. |
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June 2009 - August 2009
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| Laurie Cohen, New York City, USA. |
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June 2009 - August 2009
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Volunteers:
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| Melissa Wright, Australia |
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November 2009 to January 2010
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| Anne Potijk |
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February to April
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Become a Volunteer
Become a Volunteer
Volunteer with Us
You can make a unique contribution to our programme of work by joining our internship/volunteer program.
Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. Our past volunteers have assisted in a variety of areas from research and registration (Sandra Wendlandt, Australia, and Graham Edward Bradley, Canada), to funding (Peter A. Das, Netherlands), to office set up (Paula Slavicky, Canada).
Our international volunteers ensure our programmes are sustainable. They are the magic ingredients in our work.
Experience or qualification in development studies and practice is desirable. But we would like to hear from anyone interested in helping us promote a better life for the girls and women of Bangladesh.
Experience or qualification in development studies and practice is desirable. But we would like to hear from anyone interested in helping us promote a better life for the girls and women of Bangladesh.
How can you get involved?
We regularly advertise for international volunteers on Dev-Zone and we welcome applications throughout the year.
Please register your interest by completing the Volunteer Application Form and send it to Mr Faridul Alam, Executive Director, PHREB via email farid@phreb.org.
Latest News
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leave your valuable comments to
encourage Bangladeshi girls:
http://fairgamenews.com/
Access to comprehensive medical services
remained a dream for the 400,000 people of
Moheshkhali sub-district in Cox's Bazar.
A 16-year-old schoolgirl has been burnt to
death by a youth who had been stalking her
since she refused his marriage proposal
two years ago.
The Swedish Amnesty Fund, Amnesty
International Sweden will finance PHREB
project STOP Violence against Adolescent
Girls from January 2010.
Adolescent girls leaders from greater
Chittagong division demands for violence
against women free schools and community
from the current Bangladesh Government.
They urged the government and
organizations to protect girls from child
marriage, modern day slavery and
trafficking.
PHREB Imams for Women's Rights Program reaches at least 300,000 Muslim men directly every Friday in 185 mosques in Chittagong and Cox's Bazar Districts.
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