Education must be accessible to all, regardless of birth circumstances. With this belief, It’s Humanity Foundation and Amar Daraz created Project ALOK, a program for special children. 'ALOK,' meaning light, represents our commitment to making education a universal right. Through sustainable practices, we aim to illuminate the minds of underprivileged youth with the light of education.

"Chakar School: The School On Wheels" is Bangladesh's first digital mobile school, addressing the literacy and early childhood development gap among marginalized children in urban slums. We develop tailored digital content, seamlessly integrating government-approved curriculum for effective and interactive learning.

"Chakar School: The School On Wheels" is Bangladesh's first digital mobile school, addressing the literacy and early childhood development gap among marginalized children in urban slums. We develop tailored digital content, seamlessly integrating government-approved curriculum for effective and interactive learning.

The IHF School Tabalpur campus in Sylhet was established to address the closure of a local school during the 2020 pandemic, after discovering the lack of schooling for the children in the area. Currently, the campus provides free education, healthcare, and a conducive environment for 133 students from Playgroup to Class 5, facilitated by 2 full-time teachers.

IHF started a new school in a remote island area located at the northern part of Bangladesh called Kolcondo. Kolcondo is a remote union under Gangachara upazila in the district of Rangpur. Around 400 families live in this area where they have a very limited access to quality education, health and hygiene support and other necessary facilities.

Panchkhola Primary School, serving 200 families in a marginalized community, educates children from backgrounds of day laborers, garment workers, and rickshaw pullers. With four committed teachers, it offers classes from playgroup to 5th standard, five days a week. Enrolling 108 students, the school prioritizes gender inclusivity, with 63 girls and 45 boys, reflecting its commitment to universal education.