Bangladesh: <br><em>Our impact <br>and progress</em>

Bangladesh:
Our impact
and progress

In Bangladesh, a public primary care provider spends less than a minute on average conveying care instructions to patients.

Despite significant progress over the last few decades, the preventable disease burden in Bangladesh remains high — accounting for 67 percent of all deaths.

Health systems challenges are vast, but solutions and hope exist.

Family members and loved ones are known to play a crucial role in a patient’s healing journey, yet they are often left out of this process.

Alongside our health systems partners in Bangladesh, we provide culturally-tailored caregiver training and evidence-based resources to shift the power back to patients and caregivers.

Bangladesh & Noora Health

We’re partnering with the Government of Bangladesh to strengthen access to caregiver education across the public health system.

Impact & growth

In Bangladesh, we have reached more than 1.7 million caregivers and patients since 2020, across all eight divisions in the country.

  • 3,178

    Trainers Trained

  • 1.7 million+

    Caregivers and Patients Trained

  • 567

    Partner Facilities

  • 1 million+

    Patients Trained

Explore our reach

567 facilities

  • From our stakeholders

    “After witnessing Noora Health’s Care Companion Program session today, I felt that it was something all doctors should be doing. The session was very well planned and thought out. Sharing medically-correct information might seem like a small step, but it can have a significant impact.”

    — Professor Dr. Iffat Ara, Head, Department of Paediatrics,
    Dhaka Medical College
  • From our stakeholders

    “We didn’t think that people would welcome the follow-up calls. But eventually it turns out that it helped families feel honored and cared for. We thank Noora Health for improving people’s satisfaction, trust, and confidence in the health service delivery of our country.”

    — Dr. Afreena Mahmud, Director, Planning and Research,
    Directorate General of Health Services
  • From our stakeholders

    “This is a unique service that was delivered at the family level during the pandemic on behalf of the Directorate General of Health Services. It helped boost the mental well-being of patients isolated at home during this difficult time.”

    — Dr. A J Faisel,
    a public health expert

News & happenings

September 9, 2025 | The Business Standard

Hospital-based health education improves maternal, neonatal care: Study
July 11, 2025 | Health Systems Matter

From services to systems: Dr. Arefin Islam's insights for public health solutions
August 29, 2024 | The Daily Messenger

A key initiative to ease the strain on nurses

Contact

Email

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