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How Rina and Her Family Solved Their Drinking Water Problem with a Simple, Homemade Filter

In the small village of Pechakola, nestled beside the Jamuna River in the Bera Upazila of Pabna District, Bangladesh, Rina Khatun and her family lived a simple life. However, there was one issue that cast a shadow over their daily routine: the water they depended on for drinking was unsafe. The river water and  tube-well water, which they used for all their drinking needs, was heavily contaminated with iron. During a SALT ((Support, Appreciate, Learn, and Transfer) conversation on 13th November…See More
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Tasnim Hassan commented on Humaira Yasmin Peya's blog post My Journey with SALT: Empowering My Community
"It’s amazing how a simple shift in perspective—focusing on the strengths and resources already present—can lead to such transformative outcomes. Thank you for sharing!"
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A Mother's Heart: Nurturing Dreams, Bridging Generations

I want to share a story that has stayed with me, a story about Momena Begum, a 41-year-old woman from Pechakola village who turned what could have been an ordinary life into something extraordinary, simply by choosing love, understanding, and kindness.Momena’s son got married and soon moved to Dhaka for work, leaving her to live alone with her new daughter-in-law. Instead of feeling lost or disconnected, Momena embraced her role as a mother-in-law with open arms. She decided to make their home…See More
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Tasnim Hassan commented on Tasnim Hassan's blog post Breaking Down Walls: Leonard’s Journey Out of His Shell
"Thank you! SALT truly brings out the best in people. I'm glad Leonard's story resonated with you!"
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Gender
Female
Name
Tasnim Hassan
How did you know about Constellation community?
from my colligue
Organisation
Bangladesh Rural Economic Devlopment
About Me:
I am a passionate social work graduate and post-graduate, currently kickstarting my career in the development sector as a Documentation Officer at Bangladesh Rural Economic Development (BRED). With a strong commitment to community development, I strive to create a better life for marginalized people through effective documentation, project coordination, and collaborative initiatives. My goal is to leverage my education and skills to drive positive social change, empower communities, and build a more equitable society for everyone.
My dream:
My dream is to create lasting, positive change for marginalized communities by amplifying their voices and ensuring their stories are heard. I aspire to work hand-in-hand with these communities to build a society where everyone has equal opportunities, access to resources, and the ability to shape their own futures. Ultimately, I envision a world where no one is left behind, and every individual can lead a dignified and fulfilling life
I'm proud of:
I am proud of my dedication to social work and my commitment to helping marginalized communities. I take pride in the steps I've taken to start my career in the development sector, knowing each effort contributes to creating positive change. I’m also proud of my ability to connect with people, understand their stories, and support them in their journey towards a better life. Every small impact I make brings me closer to my dream of a more inclusive and equitable society
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Tasnim Hassan's Blog

How Rina and Her Family Solved Their Drinking Water Problem with a Simple, Homemade Filter

Posted on November 28, 2024 at 6:00am 2 Comments

In the small village of Pechakola, nestled beside the Jamuna River in the Bera Upazila of Pabna District, Bangladesh, Rina Khatun and her family lived a simple life. However, there was one issue that cast a shadow over their daily routine: the water they depended on for drinking was unsafe. The river water and  tube-well water, which they used for all their drinking needs, was heavily contaminated with iron. During a SALT ((Support, Appreciate, Learn, and Transfer) conversation on…

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A Mother's Heart: Nurturing Dreams, Bridging Generations

Posted on November 18, 2024 at 10:08am 0 Comments

I want to share a story that has stayed with me, a story about Momena Begum, a 41-year-old woman from Pechakola village who turned what could have been an ordinary life into something extraordinary, simply by choosing love, understanding, and kindness.

Momena’s son got married and soon moved to Dhaka for work, leaving her to live alone with her new daughter-in-law. Instead of feeling lost or disconnected, Momena embraced her role as a mother-in-law with open arms. She decided to make…

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Breaking Down Walls: Leonard’s Journey Out of His Shell

Posted on November 14, 2024 at 8:30am 2 Comments

When I first joined BRED as Documentation Officer one month ago, I couldn’t help but notice one of my collogues Mr. Leonard who is working as HR and Admin officer at BRED for last 3 months. He was quiet—really quiet. Not in a moody way, just someone who seemed totally comfortable on his own, even in a busy office. He’d stay at his desk, barely a word to anyone, and honestly, he looked like he had no problem staying that way. But after learning about the SALT approach, I started to wonder if…

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Enthusiastic Hands, Big Change: Repairing Road

Posted on November 4, 2024 at 9:28am 4 Comments

In the heart of Pechakola village, located in Bera Upazila, Pabna District, Bangladesh, a road beside the Pechakola Eidgah field and close to Agramgami School tells a story of unity, resilience, and the transformative power of young minds working together. A few years back, it was this very road that brought everyone together. People of all ages, coming from all walks of life, poured their energy and dedication into building it themselves. Originally constructed few years back, this road was…

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