Special Education
A full-day school curriculum tailored to each child — speech therapy, occupational therapy and life skills, taught by our divine teachers.
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Est. 2013 · Madhupur · Tangail · Bangladesh
Monthly free health camp · now open
A quiet work for our divine children
The International Autism Foundation has walked, since 2013, with children who the world forgets to see. Through Special Education, Health Care and Nutrition, we build an autism-friendly society in the jungles of Madhupur — one child, one prayer at a time.
Special Education
Health Care
Nutrition
Autism Village
Madhupur Jungle · Tangail
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Days of open doors
§ 01 — The Manifesto
We do not build services.
We build belonging.
A note from our long, unhurried work in rural Bangladesh.
There is a child in Madhupur who speaks in colours, not in words. There is a mother who has learned, over twelve quiet years, to listen with her hands. And there is a school at the edge of the jungle where the bell does not ring for anyone to hurry.
We are not a campaign. We are the daily, patient labour of keeping divine children close — feeding them, teaching them, healing the small wounds a world of noise leaves behind. Our ambition is small: build a village where autism is not a diagnosis to survive, but a way of being that is honoured.
We are funded entirely by the blessings of people who choose not to look away. You must be blessed and rewarded in your eternal life, we say — and we mean it, every single word.
§ 02 — The Journey
Twelve winters of quiet, faithful, unhurried work.
The foundation's journey, told in the rhythm of the land — scroll to follow the thread.
2013
The foundation is planted.
Masud Rana Black & White — later a PhD researcher on autism — founds the International Autism Foundation on a simple promise: no family should walk alone with their divine child.
2016
The jungle opens its school.
Black & White Autism School College University of Humanity is established inside Madhupur jungle — a campus where children learn under open skies.
2019
Monthly free health camps begin.
Doctors, dentists and therapists arrive once a month, free of charge, for divine children and their mothers — a small, insistent act of care.
2023
Dhaka doors open.
Black & White Point on Sheikh Shaheb Bazar Avenue begins as our urban liaison — a window from the capital into the village.
Today
The village becomes real.
We are building Black & White Autism Village — a self-sufficient world of farms, classrooms and clinics designed, in every gentle detail, around autism.
§ 03 — Three Pillars
Education. Health. Nutrition.
Three quiet, durable promises we keep every single day — to teach patiently, to heal kindly, and to nourish wholly.
Health Care
Monthly free health camps for divine children and their mothers — general medicine, dental, check-ups and referrals.
See the campNutrition
Daily balanced meals, nutrition training for mothers, and produce grown on our own land — food as medicine, as ritual.
Inside the kitchen§ 04 — Where We Are
Three homes across Bangladesh.
Two campuses in the fields and jungle of Tangail, and one city office in Dhaka — every one of them a door always open.
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IMadhupur — Flagship Campus
Black & White Autism Village, Black & White City, Hazrabari, Dhanbari, Tangail.
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IIDhanbari — Community Home
Black & White Autism Village, Black & City, Vutia, Pirgacha, Madhupur, Tangail.
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IIIDhaka — City Office
Black & White Point, 31 Sheikh Shaheb Bazar Avenue, Azimpur, Lalbagh, Dhaka.
Madhupur · I
Dhanbari · II
Dhaka · III
§ 05 — Projects
A school, a clinic, a village.
Flagship Campus
Madhupur Project
Black & White Autism Village — the beating heart of our work inside the Madhupur jungle.
Community Home
Dhanbari Project
A second campus rooted in the farmland of Tangail — Vutia, Pirgacha, Madhupur.
Dhaka Office
Black & White Point
31 Sheikh Shaheb Bazar Avenue, Azimpur, Lalbagh — our urban liaison.
"Need your blessings and cooperation for our Divine Children with Autism. You must be blessed and rewarded in your eternal life."
Masud Rana Black & White · Chairman
§ 06 — Voices
From the mothers, the teachers, the children.
"They did not ask me why my boy does not look people in the eye. They simply taught him, patiently, until one day he looked at me."
Rahima Begum
Mother · Dhanbari
"Our classroom has no bell. We begin when the children are ready, and the lesson ends when the child smiles."
Shahinur Akhtar
Divine Teacher · Madhupur
"The health camp is my calendar. Every month I wait, and every month they come — not once have they missed."
Nasrin Sultana
Parent · Tangail
"I came as a volunteer for a weekend. Three years later I am still here, and I have never been more useful to anyone."
Tanvir Hossain
Volunteer Coordinator
§ 07 — The Pledge Wall
Leave a blessing.
Join the wall.
A quiet, living space for friends of the Foundation. Write a few words for our divine children — a prayer, a wish, a promise — and it will stay here on the wall.
"Every divine child is a whole universe. Teach them with slowness."
§ 08 — The Questions You Ask
Answered, gently.
Entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals and families who believe our divine children deserve a dignified life. We do not run corporate sponsorships and we publish an annual transparency note.
Yes. We welcome educators, therapists, medical professionals and quiet, patient hearts. Write to us at blackandwhitehumanrights@gmail.com with a short note about yourself.
Our primary programmes — school, clinic, kitchen — are in Madhupur and Dhanbari. The Dhaka office is an urban liaison for families, volunteers and partners visiting the capital.
Our long-term vision: a self-sufficient settlement built around the sensory needs of autistic children — with farms, sensory gardens, calm classrooms, a free clinic and family housing. It is being built slowly, with the land, in Madhupur.
Stand with us
Your blessing becomes a meal, a lesson, a smile.
We do not chase donations. We invite you into a quiet, decades-long work. Whether you give time, voice, money, or prayer — every act lifts a divine child closer to a life of dignity.