Our Impactful Projects in Healthcare and Beyond

Our Current Projects

Blindness Prevention and Vision Care Programme in Northern Bangladesh

On 30/10/23, we had our first of the 25 planned eye camps under the ‘Blindness Prevention and Vision Care Programme in Northern Bangladesh’.

Population based Research

Sheba has undertaken a population based research project on ‘Incidence of Hypertension, Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease in Northern Bangladesh in people attending screening programme’. This study will be based on the findings of the screening programme.

Chronic Disease Screening Programme

We have been running screening programme for Hypertension, Diabetes and Chronic Kidney since May 2023. The first 2500 people will be screened free of cost. The rest will be screened in exchange of a nominal feel. The screening programme is led by the SACMO.

Mobile clinics

Sheba runs a number of mobile clinics that includes running consultations in various market places and font yard of households. The mobile clinics also include reaching out to the outlying communities by boat during monsoon who become separated from the dry areas due to flooding. The mobile clinics are run by a SACMO and 3 community Health Workers.

Shomaj Satellite Clinic

Our satellite clinic at Shomaj, Chatmohar Upazilla, Pabna operates one day a week and is served by a SACMO and a community health worker. This clinic was our first project and has been operational since 2013.

Mirzapur Satellite Clinic

Our satellite clinic at Mirzapur, Chatmohar Upazilla, Pabna, Bangladesh has been operational since January 2019. It operates one day a week and is served by a SACMO and a community health worker.

Handial Satellite Clinic

The satellite clinic at Handial, Chatmohar Upazilla, Pabna, Bangladesh has been serving the community since May 2016. It is serviced by a SACMO and 2 community health workers. It is open for 2 days a week.

Sheba Health Centre and after-hours services in Chatmohar

Shebe Health Centre in Chatmohar will operates 6 days a week run by a Medical officer and a Sub-Assistant Community Medical Officer (SACMO). A nominal fee is charged to those who are able to pay. The very poor receive free consultations. The centre is operational since January 2023.