Our Team
PSUS’s Staff Team
PSUS currently has a total of 51 staff members, including 21 female and 30 male employees. The organization operates through its head office, field offices, and a team of 36 dedicated volunteers. This team consists of committed professionals devoted to improving the socio-economic conditions of marginalized communities.
Most of the staff specialize in project management, community development, and training in areas such as poverty alleviation, education, the rights of persons with disabilities, health, agriculture, and climate change. With a strong focus on sustainable development, PSUS takes pride in its hardworking and professional team, who strive to create lasting impact through their dedicated efforts.
Our Executive Committee
The committee is composed of seven (07) members. They are elected directly by the members of the general committee for a period of next 03 years. The committee formulates, analyzes, and interprets principles, guidelines, and policies for the functioning of the organization in an organized manner.
| Name: | Position |
|---|---|
| Rokeya Begum | Chairperson |
| Sharifa Khatun | Vice Chairman |
| Md. Bellal Hossain | General Secretary |
| Md Abdur Razzak | Treasurer |
| Mohammad Hafiz Uddin | Executive Member |
| Helena Nasrin | Executive Member |
| Kolpona Khatun | Executive Member |
A profile of the Executive Director of PSUS
Md. Bellal Hossain
Executive Director
Md. Bellal Hossain has been making a significant contribution to improving the lives of marginalized communities in Bangladesh with his extensive experience in social service and leadership skills. Since his student life, he has worked for the rights and equality of the poor, persons with disabilities, women, and children, dedicating himself to establishing sustainable development and social justice.
He realized the importance of contributing to Bangladesh’s development by ensuring the rights of persons with disabilities, improving health and education, uplifting socio-economic conditions for underprivileged women and children, addressing malnutrition, promoting agriculture, ensuring food security, and tackling climate change. With this realization, in 1995, he founded Prattasha Samazik Unnayan Sangstha (PSUS) along with a group of enthusiastic young individuals. The organization has since been working for the rights of persons with disabilities, the welfare of disadvantaged women and children, sustainable agriculture, healthcare, education, food security, climate change adaptation, sanitation, and gender equality.
Under his leadership, PSUS has established effective partnerships with various governmental and non-governmental development organizations and successfully attracted support from national and international agencies. For over three decades, he has been leading the organization with the same dedication and commitment.
In recognition of his work, on December 3, 2016, he received the Best Organization Award from the Department of Social Services and the Ministry of Social Welfare for outstanding contributions to disability development. Additionally, on November 1, 2018, he was honored with the Best National Youth Award for his remarkable contribution to youth leadership development and social work
Even today, he continues to work tirelessly for social change so that every individual can live with dignity, rights, and self-reliance
