First conversation
A phone call or a visit to the Dhaka office. We listen, without a form in hand, while the mother tells us about her child.
Our services
Three quiet acts of care. Every day.
Special education, health care, nutrition — the three pillars that hold up every child who walks through our gate.
Pillar I
Special Education
§ 01 — Special Education
Teaching slowly, kindly, completely.
Our classrooms are small and unhurried. Each divine child has an individualised learning plan shaped by our teachers, therapists and their family — because no two children learn the same way.
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Individual learning plans
Goals built around each child's strengths and sensory needs.
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Speech therapy
Patient, structured sessions to grow every child's voice.
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Occupational therapy
Daily living skills, fine motor work, and sensory integration.
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Life & land skills
Cooking, gardening, washing — learning to live, fully.
§ 02 — Health Care
A clinic that comes to the village.
Every month, a team of visiting doctors, dentists and therapists sets up a free health camp at the Madhupur campus — open to our divine children, their mothers and the surrounding community. No charge. No queue. No questions.
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General medicine
Routine check-ups, fever, infections, preventive care.
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Dental care
Basic dental check-ups, scaling, extractions when needed.
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Maternal health
Gentle check-ups and support for the mothers of our divine children.
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Specialist referrals
When more is needed — neurology, paediatrics, psychiatric support — we arrange the onward journey.
Pillar II
Health Care
Pillar III
Nutrition
§ 03 — Nutrition
Food as medicine, as ritual.
We grow much of our own food on the land surrounding the campus. Daily meals are balanced, unrushed and eaten together — mothers, children and teachers at the same long table.
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Daily balanced meals
Three meals a day, prepared on-site with seasonal ingredients.
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Nutrition training
Workshops for mothers on diets that support autistic children.
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Own-grown produce
Rice, pulses, vegetables and fruit from our community land.
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Shared table
Meals as a calm, daily ritual of belonging.
§ 04 — Monthly window
Free health camp, every month.
Open to all divine children with autism, their mothers, and the neighbouring Madhupur community. Please call ahead so we can welcome you well.
When
First Friday of every month
10:00 am — 4:00 pm
Where
Madhupur campus
Black & White Autism Village, Hazrabari, Dhanbari, Tangail.
Who
All are welcome
No appointment, no fee, no identification required.
Call ahead
+880 1552 631 563
Helpline · Sun — Thu · 9 am to 7 pm.
§ 05 — A child's journey
From first visit to belonging.
Campus visit
A day at the Madhupur campus. The child is met, not assessed. Teachers watch, the child plays, the mother sees.
Plan & placement
A gentle, individualised learning plan is drawn together, and the child begins — part-time or full-time, depending on family.
Long-term care
Monthly health camps, daily meals, steady education. The child stays with us for as long as the family wishes.
§ 06 — Questions
Answers before you ask.
Nothing. Our schooling, meals and monthly health camps are provided without charge. Families who can give, do — and those who cannot are welcomed exactly the same way.
Our programmes are primarily for children aged 3 to 18. The foundation's long-term vision includes continued support into adulthood within the Autism Village.
No. Many families who come to us have never seen a specialist. We welcome the child first and help arrange assessment if it is useful for their care.
Yes. Mothers are always welcome during the day, and we have limited overnight accommodation for families travelling from far. As the Autism Village grows, long-term housing is being built.
Come closer
Bring a child. Or bring your hands.
Whether you are a mother searching for help, a therapist with a month to give, or a friend with a small blessing — we are ready to meet you.