Dr. Ahmed Arman Siddiqui Represents Bangladesh at the World Health Summit in Berlin, Germany

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Dr. Ahmed Arman Siddiqui, the pride of Sitakunda, Chief Advisor of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kallyan Shongstha (MFSS) and CEO of Grameen HealthTech Limited, is speaking as a panelist at the prestigious World Health Summit in Berlin, Germany.
During the panel discussion titled “From Digital Innovation to Health System Transformation,” he shared insightful perspectives on global digital healthcare and innovation with leading figures and organizations in the international health sector.
This proud moment, showcasing Bangladesh’s positive transformation in healthcare and its innovative digital health model on the global stage, brings immense joy and pride to the people of Sitakunda and the entire MFSS family.

Shukhee Gram Reaches Rohingya camps ,Cox bazar with Free Healthcare

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Cox’s Bazar, September 2026 

With the aim of bringing modern and quality healthcare services to the doorsteps of people living in remote hilly areas, marginalized communities, and residents of the Rohingya camps in Thaingkhali, Ukhiya, the fourth “Shukhee Gram” has officially begun its journey. Following the successful initiatives in Sitakunda, Rangpur, and Feni, this remarkable initiative has now been expanded to the hilly region of Thaingkhali in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, and the adjacent Rohingya camps.

Under the slogan “Shukhee — Complete Healthcare Solutions,” the initiative provided healthcare services to local marginalized communities and the Rohingya population with the overall supervision and support of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS).

A Unique Combination of Online Healthcare and Digital Booth Services

Shukhee is primarily a modern online healthcare platform that connects patients in remote areas with specialist doctors through the internet. As part of this special initiative, digital healthcare booths were established to utilize the benefits of Shukhee’s online platform.

Dedicated committee members and volunteers of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS) efficiently managed the entire process at these booths. They listened carefully to the health concerns and physical complications of local residents and Rohingya patients and communicated their conditions to the doctors connected online. They also clearly explained the doctors’ advice, instructions, and prescriptions to the patients.

Throughout the campaign, MFSS members successfully coordinated booth operations, online connectivity, and communication with the doctors, ensuring the smooth implementation of the entire medical camp. Through their enthusiastic participation and sincere cooperation, patients from the remote hilly areas and Rohingya camps received a valuable opportunity to access specialist medical consultations through online healthcare services.

Hundreds Receive Free Medical Treatment and Medicines

During the inaugural and day-long medical campaign, hundreds of women, children, and elderly people from the marginalized communities of the Thaingkhali hill areas and residents of the Rohingya camps received free medical consultations.

Based on the advice of the specialist doctors connected online, necessary medicines were also distributed to patients free of cost during the campaign.

According to the organizers, limited access to healthcare facilities in the hilly and densely populated camp areas causes significant hardship for local people, even when dealing with minor illnesses. The combination of Shukhee’s online healthcare services and the direct booth-based support provided by MFSS volunteers has brought significant relief to both local communities and residents of the Rohingya camps.

Why This Initiative Matters

Ensuring access to basic healthcare for people living in hilly, remote, and camp areas is just as important as providing food and relief assistance. Modern initiatives such as online healthcare can play an effective role in addressing seasonal illnesses, skin diseases, and various other health concerns.

Local residents of Thaingkhali and people living in the Rohingya camps expressed their appreciation for the joint initiative of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS) and Shukhee, while also calling for similar digital healthcare services to continue in the future.

MFSS Joins Dengue Prevention and Cleanliness Drive in Sitakunda

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Under the direct supervision of the Sitakunda Upazila Administration and the District Commissioner (DC), Mr. Mohammad Zahidul Islam Mia, and under the able leadership of the Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO), Mr. FakhruI Islam, a successful mosquito-control drive, cleanliness campaign, and awareness rally were conducted in Sitakunda.

Members of the Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS), along with people from all walks of life in the local community, participated enthusiastically in this important initiative aimed at protecting public health.

Let us stay aware, keep our surroundings clean, and work together to prevent dengue.

Financial Assistance Provided to Cancer Patient by MFSS

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On behalf of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS), financial assistance has been provided to support the treatment of a patient suffering from a serious form of cancer.

The wife of Mr. Md. Golam Haider, Office Assistant-cum-Computer Operator at the Sitakunda Upazila Youth Development Office, has been undergoing treatment for a serious cancer illness for a long period of time. More than BDT 1.2 million has already been spent on her costly treatment, and a substantial amount of additional funds will be required for her continued medical care.

In this situation, an application for financial assistance was submitted to the Mohsin Fatema Siddiqui Social Welfare Organization to help cover her treatment expenses. Considering her situation on humanitarian grounds, the organization’s authorities approved the request and provided financial assistance.

Let us all stand beside this family in whatever way we can and extend a helping hand during this difficult time. We pray to Almighty Allah for the patient’s speedy recovery and complete healing.

Guliakhali Sea Beach in Sitakunda under the initiative of the Upazila Administration.

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A special cleanliness campaign was successfully carried out at Guliakhali Sea Beach in Sitakunda under the initiative of the Upazila Administration.

The campaign was conducted under the direct supervision and active participation of Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Mr. Md. Fakhrul Islam. Members of the Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS), BNCC, Rover Scouts, Village Police, and people from all walks of life in the local community enthusiastically participated in the initiative.

Through everyone’s collective efforts, the beach area was successfully cleared of plastic and other waste.

Let us all become more conscious and work together to keep our beloved sea beach clean and beautiful at all times!

 

2nd follow-up campaign of free cancer treatment

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Today, the 2nd follow-up campaign of the three-month-long free cancer treatment program was held, organized by the Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Shomaj Kollayan Shongsta (MFSS) in collaboration with Shukhee.
As part of this special initiative, our representative team visited patients directly at their homes to conduct health check-ups and provide necessary medical advice and guidance.
Patients visited today:

Rebu Barua
Khairuzzaman

Our commitment to ensuring proper treatment and continuous healthcare support for underprivileged patients will continue. We remain dedicated to bringing essential healthcare services directly to those who need them most.

 

“No Alternative to Tree Plantation”-30,000 Saplings Distributed to 170 Organizations in Sitakunda

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There Is No Alternative to Tree Plantation” —
PM’s Program to Save Against Climate Damage, as 30,000 Saplings Distributed to 170 Organizations in Sitakunda

In solidarity with the Prime Minister’s 25-crore-tree, five-year plantation program; this year’s target of distributing 50,000 saplings fulfilled

To help maintain environmental balance and combat the effects of climate change, under the direction of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, a massive nationwide program to plant 25 crore (250 million) trees over the next five years is underway. As part of this program, the Sitakunda Upazila Samajkalyan Federation and Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS), with cooperation from the Afforestation and Chattogram North Forest Division, distributed 30,000 saplings to 170 social, cultural, educational, cooperative, voluntary, and youth development organizations in Sitakunda Upazila.

Combined with an earlier distribution of 20,000 saplings, a total of 50,000 saplings have now been distributed. The sapling distribution program was held on the morning of Saturday, August 8, at the Sitakunda Upazila Freedom Fighters’ Complex building.

The event was chaired by Shamima Nasrin, Executive Director of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS). Moderated by Palash Chowdhury, General Secretary of the Sitakunda Upazila Samajkalyan Federation, the chief guest at the event was Sitakunda Upazila Executive Officer Md. Fakhrul Islam.

Special guests included:

  • Freedom fighter Master Abdul Mannan, Member Secretary, Sitakunda Upazila Freedom Fighters’ Council Command
  • Freedom fighter Abul Kashem, Joint Convenor
  • Kaiyum Chowdhury, General Secretary, Sitakunda Press Club
  • Lion Md. Gias Uddin, President, Sitakunda Upazila Samajkalyan Federation
  • Lion Advocate Md. Sarowar Hossain Lovlu, Organizing Secretary

Speakers included Kawsar Ahmed Sarowari, President, and Tysir Uddin, General Secretary of MFSS; Khorshed Alam, Vice President of the Sitakunda Upazila Samajkalyan Federation; Md. Manzur Morshed Chowdhury, A.K.M. Mosiuddoula, M.O.H. Kaiyum, Jesmin Akter, journalist Kamrul Islam Dulu, Md. Sohel, Lion Engineer Md. Kamruddoza, Md. Shahnewaz, Professor Nurul Gani Chowdhury, Abu Jafar Mohammad Sadek, Md. Omar Faruk, Md. Abu Taher, Nur Khan, Bakhtiar Uddin, Lion Mohammad Alim Uddin, and Wasim Uddin, among presidents and general secretaries of various social and humanitarian organizations, along with more than three hundred social workers who were present.

Chief guest Md. Fakhrul Islam said there is no alternative to tree plantation in preventing climate change. Trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and release oxygen, lowering temperatures — a highly effective tool in combating global warming and natural disasters. He said tree plantation is a social movement essential to maintaining environmental balance and ensuring a livable planet for future generations. He further added that, in implementing the Prime Minister’s directive, fruit-bearing, timber, and medicinal trees must be planted extensively across the country under the “25 Crore Trees in 5 Years” program.

Health Risks Persist for Sitakunda’s Flood-Affected Families Even After Waters Recede

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MFSS holds free medical camp and medicine distribution in Boharpur, Sitakunda

Sitakunda, Chattogram — August 8, 2026

Although floodwaters have receded across Sitakunda, health risks have not subsided for the people it left behind. To help address waterborne diseases and other post-flood health concerns, Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS) organized a day-long free medical camp and medicine distribution program in Boharpur, Sitakunda.

140+ Patients Received Free Treatment

More than 140 flood-affected and local residents received free medical consultations at the camp, held on Saturday, August 8. Alongside doctors’ consultations, patients were also given necessary medicines at no cost.

Organized by MFSS with support from Shukhee and full cooperation from Leo Club of Chittagong Sitakunda, the camp ran from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. A team of physicians examined men, women, and children of all ages, offering medical advice and dispensing medicine on the spot.

Filling a Critical Gap

Organizers noted that the flood left many affected areas without adequate access to healthcare, leaving residents unable to see a doctor despite urgent need. For low-income and flood-affected families in particular, free local access to medical care brought significant relief.

Several patients shared that the flood had caused serious financial strain on their households, making it difficult to afford treatment or medicine. The free services offered through the camp came as welcome support during a difficult time.

In Attendance

The camp’s opening and service activities were attended by:

  • Kawsar Ahmed Sarowari — President, MFSS
  • Shamima Nasrin — Executive Director, MFSS (Chief Guest)
  • Mohin Uddin — Advisor, MFSS
  • Dr. Hossain Md. Al Amin and his medical team
  • MFSS officials, volunteers, and other stakeholders

Why It Matters

After a natural disaster like flooding, medical care is just as critical as food and relief supplies. As floodwaters recede, health problems such as waterborne diseases, skin infections, fever, and respiratory illness commonly emerge. Local residents have stressed the importance of continuing regular medical camps and health awareness programs in flood-affected areas.

Community members say MFSS’s initiative has meaningfully addressed the medical needs of those impacted by the flood, and have called on the organization to expand similar programs to more distant and underserved areas of Sitakunda in the future.

MFSS Launches Free Cancer Medical Camp and Three-Month Community Cancer Care Program

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Sitakunda, Bangladesh | August 6, 2026

To promote cancer awareness and improve access to healthcare for underserved communities, Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS) successfully organized a Free Cancer Medical Camp and Awareness Session on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at the Muktijoddha Complex, Sitakunda. The event was conducted with the support of the social organization Shukhee and received an overwhelming response from local residents and patients.

The medical camp also marked the official launch of a three-month, completely free cancer care program for underprivileged cancer patients in Sitakunda. Through this long-term initiative, eligible patients will receive continuous medical consultations, follow-up support, and guidance from qualified healthcare professionals at no cost.

The camp was held from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, providing free medical consultations and health assessments to attendees. To ensure a comfortable and accessible environment, separate service booths were arranged for male and female patients, with particular attention given to women and elderly participants. Experienced physicians conducted health examinations, offered medical advice, and addressed patients’ concerns individually.

Following the medical consultations, a dedicated Cancer Awareness Session was conducted to educate participants about cancer prevention, the importance of early detection, and recognizing the warning signs of the disease. The session encouraged community members to seek timely medical attention and adopt preventive healthcare practices.

The event was attended by several distinguished guests who expressed their appreciation for the initiative and encouraged continued efforts to improve community healthcare. Among the guests were Mr. Fakhrul Islam, Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO), Mrs. Lutfor Nesa, Upazila Social Services Officer, and Mr. Mohin Uddin, Advisor to MFSS.

Representatives of Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS) stated that the primary objective of the initiative is to facilitate the early detection of cancer, provide accurate medical guidance, and ensure that underserved patients have access to quality healthcare services. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to standing alongside vulnerable communities through sustainable health and social welfare initiatives, contributing to a healthier and more informed Sitakunda.

Tree Plantation Program 2026 & Our Prestigious Recognition

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In alignment with the Honorable Prime Minister’s directive to plant “250 million trees in 5 years,” the Mohsin-Fatema Siddiqui Somaj Kollyan Shongstha (MFSS) has been awarded a Certificate of Honor by the Sitakunda Upazila Social Welfare Federation. This recognition celebrates our active participation in the “Tree Plantation Program 2026” and our dedicated contribution to environmental protection.

It is a matter of immense joy and pride for us to have represented our organization at this massive tree plantation initiative, which saw the unified participation of 125 social organizations from Sitakunda, and to earn this prestigious acknowledgment.

A sapling planted today is the promise of a beautiful and safe future for our next generation.

Insha’Allah, the Mohsin Fatema Siddiqui Social Welfare Organization will continue its steadfast commitment to social welfare and the protection of nature in the days to come.

We extend our deepest thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the Sitakunda Upazila Social Welfare Federation for spearheading such a noble and timely initiative.

Let us plant more trees and save our environment. 

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