Floating Classrooms: Adapting to
Climate Crises
In Bangladesh, climate change has intensified flooding, disrupting lives and education. Rising waters create barriers, but children remain eager to learn; they just need a way to reach the classroom. Our floating classrooms are the way forward. These school boats navigate flood-prone areas, transforming into learning spaces along waterways. Our boats pick up students who are ready. They board. The lesson starts. Your Zakat this Ramadan opens doors that change everything for a child waiting to begin.
Our climate-resilient boat schools reach 420 students in flood-prone Bangladesh.
Our innovative project combines 10 land-based and 4 boat-based classrooms serving hard-to-reach areas. The boats act as both transport and floating schools, adapting to severe flooding. We follow a government-accredited national curriculum, enabling students to transition to formal education. When rising waters isolate communities, your Zakat ensures learning doesn’t stop; it finds a way through.
How You Can Help
Your donation keeps education afloat in flood-prone Bangladesh. Help us reach even more children amidst this climate crisis.
Monthly Support
£20 Ensure a child stays in school every single month, all year long. Donate Now
Support 1 Child
£240 Provide tuition and resources for their entire year to a child in need. Donate Now
Support 2 Children
£480Double the blessings. Start education for two children for one full year. Donate Now
From Floods to First Lessons: Mujib's story shows
why education matters.
Mujib’s family, displaced by floods and river erosion, now lives in a flood-prone area where he often misses school. Through our climate education workshops, Mujib has gained awareness about how the climate crisis affects his life. He now actively shares his experiences, encouraging classmates to protect the environment. This project ensures that children like Mujib can continue their education, regardless of the environmental challenges.
A closer look
The UN reports that approximately 13.3 million people may become
internal migrants
in Bangladesh within the next 30 years due to climate change.
Whoever guides someone to
goodness will have a reward
like the one who does it.
Sahih Muslim
Your support guides more children to education. Together, we can ensure every child starts their first lesson with a Bismillah this Ramadan.
Classrooms, including 10 land-based and 4 floating.
Children are enrolled in our non-formal education programme.
Community teachers have been hired and trained.
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