frequently asked questions

JAAGO Foundation is a movement initiated by the youth of Bangladesh dedicated to help the impoverished people of Bangladesh. We hope to break the cycle of poverty through the education and rebuilding of our nation.

JAAGO Foundation started its journey on 14th April, 2007 when Korvi Rakshand and his friends rented a single room in the Rayer Bazar slum area. With a single dream of changing the lives of the children in the area, Korvi and his friends began teaching the 17 children who showed up.

The first supporting project that JAAGO initiated was the distribution of relief supplies after a flood in 2007.

Yes, JAAGO Foundation is a registered non-profit organization at the ‘Office of Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms’ under the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. The registration number S – 8027(48)/08.

Yes, we are registered under the Government of Bangladesh. We have worked with the government in various campaigns and they have always supported our cause.

The Founder of JAAGO Foundation is Korvi Rakshand Dhrubo

D.O.B.: August 19, 1985

Born: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Current Residence: Dhaka, Bangladesh

No, JAAGO Foundation is not a missionary school – we are simply a non-profit organization that provides free of cost international standard education to those people who cannot afford one.

JAAGO welcomes contributions from both public and private sector enterprises. Organizations may choose to support JAAGO as a whole in monetary terms or in other ways according to their own convenience – for instance through skill-sharing and training.

JAAGO also accepts sponsors for various social awareness campaigns such as Universal Children’s Day, World Environment Day, World Water Day and the Annual Iftar.

Please email info@jaago.com.bd for further information.

JAAGO Foundation plans to open a branch in every district of Bangladesh. In this way, we hope to provide education to the impoverished and brighten the futures of the children of Bangladesh.

To break the cycle of poverty through education and rebuilding our nation. JAAGO Foundation aims for the betterment of the nation through catering the educational needs of children from socially and economically disadvantaged background and empowering the youths along with inspiring volunteerism in Bangladesh

Whilst JAAGO’s primary focus is on education, we also work on various support projects that aim to empower women and increase employment opportunities for impoverished communities within Bangladesh. By maintaining a balance of education and skill enhancement for the children, coupled with providing a means to produce income for the family, JAAGO can ensure that the children are able to become fully educated.

On the other hand, being the pioneer in proving the youth a voice and a platform through its youth wing “Volunteer for Bangladesh”  JAAGO  is now reallocating skills and resources to foster self-reliance and growth in every citizen.

This balance will ultimately allow for the accomplishment of the JAAGO goal – to break the cycle of poverty through education and rebuilding our nation.

The JAAGO Foundation School follows a unique curriculum that is of International Standard and has been developed by combining the International and National curriculum. Alongside this, various techniques and teaching methods are used that are adapted to suit the requirements of the students at the schools.

At the moment, JAAGO Foundation operates through its “Sponsor A Child”  program and corporate partnership.

Our accounts are maintained by professional accountants and are audited periodically. These audit reports are publicly available on the JAAGO website please click here.

To make a one-off donation to support the education of underprivileged children in Bangladesh please click here

Alternatively to donate regularly and become a child sponsor please click here

Details are available on the JAAGO Foundation website, https://jaago.com.bd If you have any further queries, simply mail us at info@jaago.com.bd

JAAGO Foundation understands that in order to improve the entire community we must also help the adults. As a result, we have already established the sewing centre, which currently exports high-end, designer boutique products to Australia and the UK.