Sir William Beveridge Foundation

Working on Health & Social Care; Women Empowerment; Training & Education; Research & Dementia Friendly Care Village

Committed To Care Elderly Senior Citizen(s) in the Community

The Sir William Beveridge Foundation is a UK-born international charity that seeks to address the problems that come with pervasive and grinding poverty.

To address the impact that old age; disability; lack of knowledge about certain diseases and how to prevent or deal with them all have on poverty levels, how they keep people trapped in poverty and how they are detrimental to the effective involvement of people in the civic, political and entrepreneurial aspects of their communities, their countries and the wider world.

Working for A Better Society

An Organisation in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Since 2012.

Our Projects

The Foundation bases its work on the initiation and delivery of practical projects under three principal areas:- health and social care, empowerment and education.

Health & Social Care

Home Health Care

Training & Education

Health & Social Care Training

Dementia Research

Research. Counseling. Care.

Stroke & Physiotherapy

Centre & Home-Based Service

Fundraising & Awareness

Connecting the Community

Care Village Bangladesh

Day Care for Elderly

News

World Alzheimer’s Day Webinar

On September 21, 2021, at 9:00 PM (Bangladesh Time) and 4:00 PM (UK time), World Alzheimer’s Day Webinar will be organized by Kent Brain Injury Foundation. The whole webinar will be chaired by Professor Dr. Mohamed Sakel; UN Action Plan for Dementia 2017-2025 and...

Unequal impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable communities Live Webinar Event

A UK-Bangladesh-US Collaboration conference will be conducted and broadcast live using video technology from the Innovation Centre at Kent & Canterbury on 6th August 2021. The conference will be chaired by SWBF Global Ambassador Dr Mohamed Sakel (FRCP, UK) with an invited panel and...

Doctor at Home Service

Since our journey to provide home health care support to the elderly, we always felt the need of the doctor who could pay their visit to the patients home. After all these years, we found an organisation who has been willingly come forward and...

Long Covid Research – ISCoS 2021

A qualitative research abstract about ‘Long Covid’ has just been successfully accepted for poster presentation at the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) Annual Scientific Meeting 2021. ‘COVID-19 survivorship: A qualitative study of persistent symptoms or ‘Long Covid’ experienced by spinal cord injury survivors in...

Success Stories

It is a much needed and great service that Sir William Beveridge Foundation is providing to its client in Bangladesh. I wish the Foundation ever growing success and hope that they will reach out to more and more people in need of their service.

Shaheen Mahbuba Kabir

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I’d 65, had back and knee pains. Since I joined Sir William Beveridge Foundation, I got better now and very satisfied with the Foundation’s homecare service.

Mrs Saleha Begum

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Amaali Jackson- an expatriate, British born baby was the youngest service user of SWBF, she received 24 hours intensive homecare and return to her normal life.