BARACA Male Drop-in Centre Khilgaon distributed Clothes

Dhaka, Bangladesh || Tuesday, 11 February 2025 || 28 Magh 1431

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BARACA Male Drop-in Centre Khilgaon distributed Clothes

Peoples Time Desk

Published : Monday, 25 December, 2023 at 2:36 PM, Count : 2167

BARACA Male Drop-in Centre Khilgaon distributed Clothes

To commemorate the Merry Christmas Day 2023 & upcoming Happy New Year 2024, Baraca Male Drop-in Center Khilgaon distributed some new clothes among its 20+ clients on 21st December, 2023. In fact, Baraca Male DIC is a non-profit rehabilitation service provider for at-risk drug addicts. Race Fashion House, Khilgaon sponsored all the new fabrics.

The presence of Baraca Director Brother Nirmal Francis Gomez, CSC enlivened the whole session. Manager John Mantu Palma, Project Incharge Atanu Barua (Antu), Race Fashion's owner Abdus Sattar (Mithu), Field Officer Ziaul Hasan Fuad also graced the occasion.

35 people altogether were present at Khilgaon centre. A big cake cutting took place in front of them, and a heavy lunch was arranged for the presence.

Khilgaon Drop-in Center has already made an imactful contribution in reducing HIV infection & Baraca is constantly giving various health supports among 700 drug addicts so far in Bangladesh since 2007.

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