Social Upliftment Society (SUS)

Social Upliftment Society (SUS) seeks a country of social justice, where poverty has been overcome and people live in dignity and security. In 1988, a devastating flood struck Bangladesh, submerging nearly all areas of Savar, a sub-district adjacent to Dhaka. Moved by humanitarian values and compassion for the poor, a socially conscious woman named Hamida Begum, along with some local volunteers, came forward to alleviate the suffering of the flood-affected people.
They initiated relief and rehabilitation activities using their own funds and established this organization with the aim of conducting social activities.
SUS received a grant from OXFAM-UK for the rehabilitation of people affected by the flood.
Later, SUS successfully completed its first project through a structured and organized approach.