Flowers were laid on the scaffold of the Shahid Minar (Monument) placed on the roof top of TDPS.
She was so proud to see the activities of TDP that she not only donated 1,600 Taka but also her purse!
Volunteer Manager Mr. Shafiqur Rahman Jewel received the donated gifts on behalf of TDP. 
Thank you very much for the donations.
Students from Nursery to Grade VII were given Report Cards by their respective Class teachers. Students were advised to do even better in the up coming final Examination. Parents were advised to take proper care of the weaker students.
Later bags containing Rice, Lentil, Potato, Onions, Garlic & Eggs were distributed among the students.
Bags full of weekly diet food reduce the burden of the students' family.
Thanks to the Irish Community, (in Dubai) Athletae Christi (in Dubai) and the landowner Malek Bhandary (in Dhaka) for the contribution to the New Public Toilet. Mr. Brendan Heery has volunteered himself as Water & Sanitation advisor from 29 Jan. to 12 Feb. 2010.
Ingredients such as Buns, Beef, Tomato’s, lettuce, etc. were bought from a shopping mall. The students enjoyed the practical session as they mastered the recipe. Later the Judges marked based on the judgment of how the burgers tested.
At 3:15 p.m. students were prepared with hand-gloves, Baskets and shovels to clean-up Kazi Bari Road & Payarabagan Road under the supervision of two teachers.
Students collected scattered garbage such as thrown away waste papers, packets and poly bags. All the garbage were gathered in an open place and set on fire.
After the cleansing, TDP team advised the community to keep the place clean by using garbage-drums already placed there.
It was a 15-15 over match. A toss was held between TDPS Captain Nazrul and SPP Captain Shoel. TDPS won the toss and decided to bat.
TDPS scored 123/7 and invited SPP to chase the runs. SPP scored 112/7 and TDPS won the match by 11 runs. It was a historical moment for the players of TDPS.
Captain Nazrul was declared the Man of the Match with individual 52 runs and 2 wkts. It was his wise decision which led the TDPS team to win the match.
This was the first experience of the TDPS cricket team to play with another external team. The team was tired of two and a half hour journey from Dhaka. But the sprit was high. 
The team members were Nazrul (C), Jewel, Alamin, Masud (Wkt), Rahim, Enamul, Sohag, Aladdin (VC), Yasin, Saiful, Mohsin, Mr. Shafiqur Rahman Jewel (Volunteer Manager), Kazi Touhid Elahi (Assist. Sponsorship Manager) and Mr. Jahangir Alam (Teacher).
Late coming after lunch break, Roaming around after school, Going outside without informing parents, Giving brief idea about rules and regulation for students, Loosing books and wasting pages. TDPS hopes parents will be more cautious about their siblings.
A Clean environment can provide a healthy community. 20 students were prepared with hand-gloves, Baskets and shovels to clean-up Gawair bazar Road, Kazi Bari Road & Gawair School Road under the supervision of three teachers.
Students collected scattered garbage such as thrown away waste papers, packets and poly bags. All the garbage were gathered in a place and set on fire.
After the cleansing, TDP team asked the community to keep the place clean by using garbage-drums already placed there.
Though she couldn’t take part in the Walk , her mother Elaine with along her sister and friends had a great day supporting the fabulous project. T-Shirts and Banner (photo of Dawn with few children) was provided by Dawn herself. A total of 1,670 GB Pound was raised for The Dhaka Project. 
Her families, friends and neighbours have been very generous giving money for donations, baby items, clothing, toiletries, books etc. Dawn is also keen to arrange such program in near future.
We appreciate the idea of Dawn and thank her for the mammoth task of arranging such a program. As Dawn is so proud to be a part of our project, we are more proud to have a person like her.
Nazila Mohseni, Emirates Airlines Cabin Crew visited The Dhaka Project on 26 Jan. 2010 and took the pleasure of distributing Oranges among the TDPS students.
The student’s joy knew no bounds. An orange in the palm of the hand at 11:00 a.m. was certainly the right time. 
It was probably the happiest day of the month.
Renowned humanitarian organization of Germany ‘HELP’ donated 5,000 euros to The Dhaka Project in December, 2009. A member of the ‘HELP’organization visited The Dhaka Project in 2008 and found how the underprivileged slum children are nursed with a motherly affection. HELP not only sponsored four children along with a Volunteer Manager to visit Germany in October, 2008 but also decided to contribute to the welfare of the children. The trip to Germany for Student International Festival was a great experience. Students had an interview at Deutsche Welle Radio. 
They visited Bonn Theatre, Bonn Art Gallery, Botanical Garden of Bonn, Bonn University, Cologne Cathedral (the largest church in Germany), Chocolate Museum and enjoyed a river cruise in Rhine River. All the Children of The Dhaka Project wish a Big Thank hoping ‘HELP’ will never forget them.
