Founded in 1989 by Dr. Hakim Md. Yousuf Harun Bhuiyan, Hamdard Foundation Bangladesh stands as a beacon of compassion, integrating healthcare, education, and social service into one unified vision of national well-being.
A visionary Unani physician, philanthropist, and institution-builder — Dr. Bhuiyan transformed the Unani system of medicine into a nationwide movement for health, education, and humanity.
He founded Hamdard Foundation Bangladesh as a charitable Waqf organization, ensuring that 100% of its profits are dedicated to public welfare and social development.
“Service to humanity is the highest form of worship. Health and knowledge, when freely shared, become the pillars of a just society.”
Inspired by the ideals of Hamdard India (founded in 1906), the Foundation was established in 1989 to localize the vision of social welfare in Bangladesh. Operating under Islamic charitable principles (Waqf), it reinvests every profit earned by Hamdard Laboratories (Waqf) Bangladesh into nationwide education, healthcare, and humanitarian projects.
Hamdard Foundation Bangladesh operates Unani and Ayurvedic hospitals, mobile medical units, and free healthcare camps across rural Bangladesh, bringing quality healthcare to underserved communities.
Education is the cornerstone of Hamdard Foundation’s mission. From primary schools to universities, the Foundation nurtures intellect and morality side by side.
From disaster relief to scholarships, the Foundation provides assistance to communities in need, embodying the spirit of empathy and service.
Emergency aid during floods and cyclones, followed by long-term rehabilitation support.
Stipends for poor students, Ramadan food distribution, and orphan care initiatives.
Financial aid, employment for Palestinian doctors, and collaboration with NGOs for relief work.
Though founded on Islamic principles, Hamdard Foundation serves people of all faiths. It supports festivals like Durga Puja, Buddha Purnima, and Christmas alongside Ramadan and Eid, reflecting Bangladesh’s spirit of unity and compassion.
To build a self-reliant Bangladesh where every individual enjoys access to health, education, and opportunity — rooted in ethics, powered by innovation, and guided by compassion.
Promoting eco-friendly cultivation and sustainable healthcare innovation.
Telemedicine platforms and online learning for rural and marginalized communities.
Rapid relief teams and community resilience training for emergency response.
