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Empower Your Child — And Help Another Child Too!
LEEDO Street Children
( Local Education And Economic Development Organisation)
In partnership with the Parent Teacher
Help Another Child While Empowering Your Own!
💎 What is the Leedo Street Children Charity about ? 💎
LEEDO is a charity based in Dhaka trying to house the million children living in the streets of Bangladesh.
LEEDO Street Children
( Local Education And Economic Development Organisation)
In partnership with the Parent Teacher
💎 What is the Leedo Street Children Charity about ? 💎
Leedo is a charity based in Dhaka trying to house the million children living in the streets of Bangladesh.
Why Does The Parent Teacher Support Leedo?
Does this sound familiar?
☑️Your child doesn’t seem to appreciate all the love, gifts and care you’ve given them.
☑️They act entitled, ungrateful or even rude—leaving you wondering where it all went wrong.
☑️You’ve poured your heart into giving, but it feels like your efforts are dismissed.
☑️Even worse, your child may feel unhappy, angry or believe you’re not doing enough.
More troubling than that, despite the comfort, opportunities and material things parent provide, more and more children in the developed world are on medication, struggling with unhappiness and facing a steady decline in their mental health.
So, how do we turn things around?
⭐Wouldn’t you love to feel valued again?
⭐Support your child’s wellbeing without feeling taken for granted
⭐Stop worrying you’re not doing enough
⭐Build stronger bonds while nurturing gratitude, empathy and appreciation
Well this is why the Parent Teacher Supports Leedo.
💖 By helping YOUR child, you help another
As parents, we worry when our child skips a meal, struggles with homework, or has a tough day at school.
But imagine if your child had to work 10 hours a day, every day — just to survive.
You might think this kind of suffering ended in the Victorian era, when children worked in mills and climbed chimneys. Not so...
Child labour isn’t history — it’s happening right now - Today!
In Bangladesh alone, an estimated 3 million children are forced into labour through poverty — some as young as five years old. (Child Labour in Bangladesh)
Instead of learning their ABCs, they’re stitching garments, carrying bricks or begging on the streets.
They’re missing out on a childhood.
They’re missing out on school.
They’re missing out on a future.
But you and your child can help!
💎Our Partnership with Leedo
10% of all proceeds from your children's educational products go directly to support and educate children living in the streets of Bangladesh or in the labour force.
"Growing Together to Shine"
When your family supports The Parent Teacher & Leedo, two things happen:
Street children in Bangladesh receive food, safety, education and hope.
Your own child learns empathy, gratitude and the joy of helping others.
It’s more than just giving — it’s about growing together.
Your child gains a deeper understanding of the world, feels more grounded and starts to see their own life with fresh clarity and shine.
💎Why It Matters?
By giving to Leedo, your family isn’t just helping vulnerable children—you’re shaping your own child into someone more thoughtful, compassionate and resilient.
It’s not just about charity.
It’s about raising a generation that values love, kindness and gratitude.
✅Gratitude & Empathy – Children understand the struggles others face, leading them to value what they have.
✅Fulfillment Through Giving – Kids learn that joy comes from helping, not just receiving.
✅Positive Outlook – Builds resilience, self-esteem and a sense of purpose.
✅Stronger Family Bonds – Meaningful conversations and shared actions unite your family.
✅Mental Health & Wellbeing – Gratitude and kindness reduce anxiety, boost happiness and improve relationships.
The result? Healthier, more connected relationships where giving and receiving flow in balance.
💎How It Works for Families
There are 3 Options:
Option 1: Buy from the Parent Teacher
When you purchase one of our educational products, you’re not just nurturing your child’s growth and development —you’re also giving another child the chance to escape exploitation and discover safety, support and school.
10% of every sale goes directly to trusted programs in Bangladesh.
Option 2: Make One Time Donations
Rescue children from the streets and child labour
Provide safe housing, nutritious food and medical care
Reunite children with education, play and emotional support
You’re raising your child to thrive. With your help, another child gets the chance to survive.
Let’s change two futures with one powerful act of kindness.
Option 3: Sponsor a Child
Your support helps children on the streets of Bangladesh access vital resources — food, shelter, education and care.
Your child becomes part of the journey.
We provide age-appropriate stories, videos and reflection tools that introduce your child to the lives of the children they’re helping — building empathy and awareness.
They reflect and grow.
Through guided journaling, discussions and simple activities, your child explores themes like gratitude, compassion and clarity — grounded in real-world impact.
Connection, not guilt.
This isn’t about shame or guilt — it’s about showing children how powerful it is to give and how clarity and confidence can come from helping others.
Let’s raise a generation that grows smart, strong and compassionate.
Every contribution — no matter how small — can help a child back into school and out of the workplace.
Donate Below
£1 will pay for 3 meals a day for a child
under 12
£10 will pay for a week of food and put a safe roof over their head
£40 a month
will take them out of the labour market
£50 a month
will feed them and educate them
🌱 Start Making a Difference Today
💎Help your Child Thrive As You Help Another Survive
How helping a child in Bangladesh, helps your child
1. Gratitude and Empathy
When children learn about the struggles others face—such as living in extreme poverty, being separated from family, or fighting for basic survival—they gain valuable perspective. Comforts they once overlooked are suddenly appreciated.
This shift helps transform feelings of entitlement into gratitude.