At the World Humanist Foundation (WHF), we equip youth and communities with life skills, mental well-being, and safe spaces;
so every individual can thrive, contribute, and lead with confidence.
Transforming potential into resilience,
one life at a time

Become a Volunteer
When nurtured together, these empower individuals to become responsible, empathetic, and resilient human beings-capable of contributing to an inclusive, and equitable society.

To Change Tomorrow
Join the cause with WHF to create a safe & sustainable future where youth thrive, mental well-being is prioritized, and every child grows up safe, confident, strong and empowered.

Make a Donation
Support WHF and Help Build a Compassionate, Inclusive, and Emotionally Healthy Society. Your donation can empower individuals and communities across Bangladesh.

Mission & Vision
Vision
WHF envisions a humane world where discrimination, hatred, and violence no longer exist—where everyone lives a life of dignity, inclusion, safety, and harmony.
Mission
To promote mental well-being, life skills development, and functional capacity among individuals of all ages so they can navigate life with resilience, dignity, and confidence.
At the World Humanist Foundation (WHF), we equip youth and communities with life skills, mental well-being, and safe spaces;
so every individual can thrive, contribute, and lead with confidence.
Some Notable Projects of WHF

Jeebanphool – Life Skills Development Project
Bangladesh’s adolescent and youth population is increasingly exposed to emotional stress, digital risks, academic pressure, financial uncertainty, and unsafe social environments. With limited structured life-skills education in families and schools,

Kusumkali – Child Protection & Abuse Prevention Initiative
Kusumkali is WHF’s dedicated child protection initiative aimed at ensuring a safe, nurturing, and abuse-free childhood for children aged 3–10. The project focuses on preventing child sexual abuse through age-appropriate

Manan – Mental Health Awareness & Referral Support Project
Mental health concerns are steadily increasing across Bangladesh, with individuals facing stigma, misconceptions, limited access to services, and a general lack of awareness about where to seek help. Many adolescents,



