Where we work | Bangladesh
Three decades of combating preventable blindness in Bangladesh.
Since 1992, our hospitals have served communities from Dhaka to Rajshahi. Permanent care, local doctors, doors that stay open.
Our presence
Five hospitals. One promise.
Permanent eye hospitals mean care that outlasts any single campaign. These doors have been open for decades.
Al-Noor Eye Hospital
Dhaka (Mohammadpur)Opened January 1994.
Makkah Eye Hospital
Uttara (OTRA), DhakaOpened February 2009.
Makkah Eye Hospital
Kakrail, DhakaOpened November 2023.
Makkah Eye Hospital
TangailOpened May 2014.
Makkah Eye Hospital
RajshahiOpened July 2011.
Every hospital was built where eye care was hours away. Your gift keeps them open.
Give to Bangladesh's HospitalsGrowth you can verify
Every year, Bangladesh sees more.
People reached through our three services, cumulative totals as published in each annual report.
Share of everyone reached, as of the latest annual report.
A life changed
Hussein is back at his desk, learning alongside his friends.
A sudden injury took the sight in one eye, and his family could not afford treatment. After a successful surgery, he returned to school.
Hussein Ahmed,
Beyond the hospitals
Care that travels to remote villages in Bangladesh.
Hospitals anchor the work. Camps, classrooms, and refugee settlements extend it.
School screenings
Three phases of school eye health in Dhaka since 2014, catching children’s vision problems before they fall behind in class.
Free mobile clinics
Mobile clinics bring screening, surgery, and glasses to districts far from any hospital.
Rohingya refugee camps
Three mobile clinics serving Rohingya refugees in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, in 2018 and 2026.
4,572 spectacles distributed across the three mobile clinics.
Give to Bangladesh
Someone in Bangladesh will see tomorrow because of what you do today.
Choose an amount, or give monthly to keep all five hospitals running year round.
Zakat
Your Zakat can return someone’s sight.
Al Basar USA is fully Zakat-eligible. Give with certainty that your obligation reaches those who need it most.