Surjer Hashi Clinic Sylhet

Surjer Hashi Network (SHN) has been operating a large number of clinics all over the country providing health and family planning services primarily to the poor and the ultra-poor people. Funded by USAID since 1997, the clinics continued to serve the poor for about two decades under several NGOs. The clinics were later consolidated and registered as Surjer Hashi Network (SHN) in 2018 as a not-for-profit entity with a mission to provide quality and affordable health service to all Bangladeshis having mother and child health care in its focus. When SHN started its journey as a social enterprise, registered under the Companies Act 1994, it inherited 369 clinics from the USAID-supported NGO Service Delivery Project. Most of those clinics were established in locations where health services at that time were inadequate, characterized by a lack of public as well as private healthcare providers.