Introducing Our Esteemed Advisory Body Member

We are delighted to introduce Rukshana Yeasmin, a distinguished member of our AL Ghani Foundation advisory body. With an impressive career spanning 38 years in the Youth Ministry in Bangladesh, Rukshana Yeasmin brings a wealth of expertise and insights to our organization's mission of supporting the mental health of Bangladeshi students. Rukshana Yeasmin is renowned for her specialized knowledge in youth education and development, particularly in mental health support and positive mindset enforcement. Her extensive experience in the youth ministry sector underscores her unwavering commitment to the betterment of young individuals in Bangladesh.

Having received education and training in multiple countries, including Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and India, Rukshana Yeasmin possesses a truly global perspective on youth education and mental well-being. This international exposure has equipped her with a unique skill set to address the diverse challenges faced by Bangladeshi students. Rukshana Yeasmin's dedication to youth development is evident in her educational pursuits and training. She has leveraged her experiences to refine her approach to fostering positive mental health and instilling a growth-oriented mindset among the youth.

In addition to her extensive career, Rukshana Yeasmin's commitment to knowledge sharing is exemplified by her active participation in seminars, workshops, and training programs both within Bangladesh and across borders. Her dedication to continuous learning further reinforces her ability to stay abreast of the latest developments in the field. Rukshana Yeasmin's invaluable expertise is a result of her lifelong dedication to nurturing the well-being of young minds. Her unique blend of experience, international exposure, and specialized training make her an ideal advisor for our organization's mission. We are confident that Rukshana Yeasmin's insights will significantly contribute to our efforts to enhance the mental health and positive mindset of Bangladeshi students