Since 2005 · Fighting Liver Disease in Bangladesh

Protecting Liver Health,
One Family at a Time

লিভার সুস্থ, জীবন সুন্দর

National Liver Foundation of Bangladesh works to prevent, diagnose and treat liver disease through free screening camps, public awareness and support for patients and families across the country.

Free Screening
Patient Support
Awareness
20+
Years of Service
50,000+
Patients Screened
120+
Awareness Camps
64
Districts Reached
Are you at risk?

Liver Health Risk Checker

Finding out if your liver is at risk only takes a few minutes and could be the most important thing you do today. Answer a short questionnaire and get guidance on your next step.

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Doctor consulting with a patient during a liver health screening
Mother with her child, representing family support for childhood liver disease
Childhood Liver Disease

Support for Children and Families

We offer practical advice and emotional support for families whose child has been diagnosed with a liver condition, from first symptoms through long-term care.

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Our Campaigns

Changing lives through awareness and action

From free screening camps in remote districts to national awareness drives, our campaigns work to make sure no one faces liver disease alone.

Explore Campaigns
National Hepatitis Awareness Week
Free Rural Screening Camps
Know Your Liver School Program
Hepatitis-Free Bangladesh Drive
Real Stories

Patient Stories

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Support us to transform lives

Your donation helps us reach more patients with screening, treatment and trusted information. Together, we can build a hepatitis-free Bangladesh.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We run free screening camps, awareness campaigns and patient support programs to prevent and treat liver disease across Bangladesh.

Yes. We provide dedicated guidance, emotional support and referral services for children and their families.

You can donate, volunteer at a screening camp, or help spread awareness in your community.

Fatigue, jaundice, abdominal swelling and loss of appetite are common early signs. Speak to your GP if you notice these symptoms.