Our Vision and Mission

Legal Status:

Khagrapur Mohila Kalyan Samity is registered socio-development women focal organization. It has been registered with the Directorate of Women Affair of the Government of Bangladesh and NGO Affairs Bureau, Government of Bangladesh bearing registration Nos:

  1. Directorate of Women Affairs registration no- Khagra-23/99, date- 08/04/1999.
  2. Foreign Donation registration no-1894 date- 13/12/2003 and renewed date- 01/03/2010

Date of establishment:

KMKS established on 12th March 1993 at Khagrapur village of Sadar Upazilla under Khagrachari Hill District.

Vision:

Establishment of poverty-free and equal society in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

Mission:

Establishment of the poor and vulnerable people, especially the women and children in the society, setting them in the mainstream of development and empowering them through promoting their socio-economic and cultural status, capability, and establishing a self-sustenance society. 

Goal:

Establishing the poor and vulnerable people, especially the women and children in the society, setting them in the mainstream of development and their empowerment through promoting their socio-economic and cultural status, capability and establishing a self-sustainable women development program.

Objectives:

Ensure education, primary health care, family welfare, water & sanitation and such other measures for the common mass to attain a healthy living pattern.

  1. Awareness build-up on mother and child health’s.
  2. Pave ways for the local young, widows and separated women self-employment by initiating affordable technical training, entrepreneurship and other micro-enterprises.
  3. Improve the women’s role in family as well as in society i.e. planning, decision making etc.
  4. Work intensely to retain and preserve the age-old indigenous knowledge, culture and wisdom.
  5. Play a role towards ensures the sustainable and eco-friendly development.
  6. Partnering other development organization & women focal organization

Target Group(s):

The main beneficiaries of the organization are the poorest of the poor and vulnerable people, emphasizing on the hill women and children. The criteria of selection of the beneficiaries are: Poor and vulnerable, who fail to provide manual labor for at least 200 days a year, have less or no capital, are socially neglected, and confront gender discrimination and so forth.