SKNF
Shornokishoree Network Foundation
Adolescent Health Network of Bangladesh
SKNF is a development organization dedicated to ensure healthy lives, knowledge and inclusion of adolescent, women and children
Building resilience among adolescent girls vulnerable to physical and mental illness
Believe in partnerships, MoU with DG Health Services, Govt. of Bangladesh
Inspiring and motivating girls for empowerment
Know right practices & let other to know
Ending child marriage and empowering girls
Swearing for endless prosperity and Healthy life
Up scaling adolescent girls' reproductive health
Network for Development and Development for Network
Recognition of Shornokishoree Adolescent Health Development activities
ICT training for the shornokishoree where Hon'ble State Minister for ICT Division, Mr. Zunaid Ahmed Palak, Ms. Sonia Bashir Kabir, Country Manager, Microsoft Bangladesh , Shornokishoree Network Foundation Chairman & CEO Ms. Farzana Brownia are seen among the Shornokishorees in the National Convention-2015
Shornokishoree Network Foundation (SKNF) has been established in 2012 when an overwhelming health crisis of adolescent girls and young mothers are observed in all over the Bangladesh. SKNF is a private, non-profit and voluntary organization. In the beginning, the Foundation started working only in the area of safe motherhood through adolescent reproductive health & development utilizing media as tool for reaching the millions adolescent girls. But gradually it expands with working areas and building its reputation as one of the few organization linking different levels of the society from the highest level of the government, development partners, NGOs, private sectors, civil societies and to the grass root level.
Shornokishoree District level National Convention-2015
11 January, 2016
ICT training for the shornokishoree where Hon'ble State Minister for ICT Division, Mr. Zunaid Ahmed Palak, Ms. Sonia Bashir Kabir, Country Manager, Microsoft Bangladesh , Shornokishoree Network Foundation Chairman & CEO Ms. Farzana Brownia
DetailsShornokishore Network Foundation in collaboration with Channel i
11 January, 2016
Shornokishore Network Foundation in collaboration with Channel i TV arrange a digital fair to celebrate 28th May, 2015 of International Safe Motherhood Day through mass gathering & TV programme
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Comments
"Shornokishoree has made a huge contribution to healthy adolescent girls of Bangladesh"
Argentina P Metavel , UNFPA Bangladesh Country Representative , 12 October, 2015
"The twenty millions adolescent girls network that the SKNF expands in 2019 to allover the Bangladesh is just the promotion of reproductive health, nutrition and health education among the future mother for healthy Bangladesh"
Dr. Din Mohammad Nurul Haq , Directorate General (DG) of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Bangladesh, 12 October, 2015
"Shornokishoree has achieved successes on a massive scale; bring live-saving health education to millions of poor adolescent girls of Bangladesh"
Mohammad Nasim MP , Hon'ble Minister, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Bangladesh , 12 October, 2015
"Shornokishoree tackles the causes of child marriage, maternal mortality and violence against women at the remotes of Bangladesh and plants the trees of healthy lives"
Syed Monjurul Islam , Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Bangladesh, 12 October, 2015
"SKNF is an outstanding organization for up scaling adolescent girls' health education in Bangladesh"
Syed Mohsin Ali MP , Hon'ble Minister, Ministry of Social Welfare, Government of Bangladesh, 05 October, 2015
"SKNF is an organization with vision and commitment to play an important role to change the adolescent girls of Bangladesh"
Dr . Ruhul Haq MP , Former Hon'ble Minister, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Bangladesh , 05 October, 2015
I have never seen a programme like Shornokishoree it is a very very special one, whole world can learn from this
Kailash Satyarthi , Noble Peace Laureate, 2014, 15 September, 2015