The UDiON Foundation is a globally focused charity organization that works to improve the health and wellbeing of children living in poverty in under-developed nations through the use of innovative, effective, measurable programs with equitable resources.
UDiON Foundation (UDiON) was founded by Radwan Chowdhury in June 2010 as a response to the global crisis facing poverty and education. Inspired by his sponsored child and encouraged by many others, Radwan first established a network of local volunteers in 1995 to house and educate orphan children through traditional ‘full-care.’ The primary aim was to educate in order to eliminate poverty resulting in raising global citizens. Realizing that there is something wrong with the society we live in, he committed himself to eliminate poverty. Read More
UDiON mission is to implement perpetual solutions to End the cycle of Poverty, Hunger and Social Injustice through “Education”.
We envision a world where everyone has the opportunity to achieve their fullest potential and be a contributing member of the society.
We embrace and draw inspiration from our philanthropists to create a world without disparity. Read More
“We are dedicated to educate” to eliminate Poverty, Hunger and Social Injustice, because we invented the model, and continue to define it.
There are over 20 thousands NGO in Bangladesh doing great work, but UDiON Foundation is doing exceptional work to tackle Poverty and Education simultaneously with innovative idea.
It is great pleasure to provide a note for UDiON Foundation, I have come to know about UDiON few years ago when I met the CEO, Radwan Chowdhury at World Bank CSO Annual Conference and learn about UDiON and its program. I was inspired and continue to stay connected with UDiON and follow their projects and programs, as they are unique and effective to eradicate poverty. I would recommend anyone and any organization to contribute to UDiON and support their unique initiatives to total eradication of poverty from World.
Thank You.
You may have read news articles about foreign aid that are filled with big generalizations based on small examples. They tend to cite anecdotes about waste in some program and suggest that foreign aid is a waste. If you hear enough of these stories, it’s easy to get the impression that aid just doesn’t work. It’s no wonder that one British newspaper claimed last year that more than half of voters want cuts in overseas aid.
CEO Central is your source for all communications from CEO Radwan Chowdhury. Check back often to learn what Radwan is doing, and to stay up to date on his communications. Read More