In 2025, Spreeha strengthened community healthcare in Bangladesh by delivering affordable, tech-enabled urgent care closer to where people live. Through integrated care models, digital health innovation, and strong partnerships, Spreeha focused on lasting health system impact—not just service delivery.
This month at Spreeha: strengthening preventive care, restoring sight to children, and shaping responsible AI adoption—showing how intentional systems unlock access to quality healthcare.
More Than Surgery: Building a Care Pathway to End Childhood Blindness
Spreeha’s first 100 pediatric cataract surgeries demonstrate that when screening, referral, surgery, and rehabilitation work together, preventable blindness can be reversed—even in low-resource settings.
Over a decade, we've touched 1,001,994 lives across Bangladesh. But the data revealed something crucial: sustainable impact requires evolving compassion into intelligent, scalable systems. Discover how we're evolving to a tech-enabled model serving 6.2 million people by 2028.
Spreeha has served 1,000,000 lives across Bangladesh — bringing health, dignity, and hope to mothers, children, and families. This milestone belongs to you. Join us as we share impact snapshots, stories, and moments from this incredible journey.
Renufa began her pregnancy journey with Spreeha’s urgent care center in Gazipur at just 3 months pregnant. From regular check-ups and medicines to counseling and compassionate care — Spreeha has been by her side every step of the way.
Born with cataracts in both eyes, 7-year-old Jahidul from Majhipara struggled to see the blackboard or recognize faces. Through Spreeha’s Drishti project, supported by Jeco Foundation Canada, he underwent life-changing surgery—restoring his vision and his dream of becoming a teacher.
In a country where a doctor’s time lasts less than a minute, Spreeha is flipping the script. Through AI-powered urgent care centers rooted in underserved communities, we're not just treating illness — we’re redesigning healthcare access in Bangladesh.
As she prepared to welcome her first child, Yea Noor found more than healthcare at Spreeha Urgent Healthcare Centre — she found trust, respect, and support in every step of her pregnancy journey, right in her own neighborhood.
Beyond the workplace, we bring healthcare to women where they need it most – through maternal health programs, reproductive care, and community health initiatives. By embedding gender equity into every layer of society – work, healthcare, and leadership – Spreeha is proving that change isn’t just necessary; it’s possible.
Sneho Health is our answer to critical healthcare challenge - a tech-enabled, hyper-local urgent care network designed to bridge the gap between overcrowded hospitals and under-resourced pharmacies. Each Sneho center provides first aid, urgent care, doctor consultations, pathology sample collection, and more, ensuring quality, accessible care close to home.
The healthcare challenges in Bangladesh are significant but not insurmountable. Spreeha’s innovative approach is paving the way for a future where quality, affordable care is within reach for everyone. Together, we can create a healthcare system that transforms lives and fosters healthier communities.
Spreeha Foundation received a $25,000 grant from the Law, Societies, and Justice Department’s Philanthropy Lab program at the University of Washington to provide health care, counseling, and preschools for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
This collection of feature stories, published in September 2024, highlights the transformative impact of Spreeha’s nationwide vision care project.
The September 2024 update features Spreeha Foundation’s participation in high-level global events, including the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and the Clinton Global Initiative in New York.