LEEDO organizes fun outing for children in Dhamrai, Dhaka

Hasan Ali Musafir, now a ninth-grader, once scavenged bottles and begged at Kamalapur Railway Station at the age of five or six. One night, while sleeping near the station, he fell from the roof of a train engine while trying to help a friend and was seriously injured. Local volunteers rescued him and admitted him to the hospital, but his family could not be traced. Since then, the non-profit organization Local Education and Economic Development Organization (LEEDO) has taken responsibility for him. Over the past ten years, Hasan has studied at school, learned graphic design and other skills, and dreamed of joining the police to help disadvantaged people.

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