UTSMS Dhaka | Under The Sky Mojar School
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UTSMS Dhaka
Under The Sky Mojar School

Across 6 active points in Dhaka, we build trust, provide basic education, child-friendly food, guidance, and a pathway from the street to structured learning. This page is designed to make every point clear, transparent, and easy for donors, volunteers, and visitors to explore.

6Active UTSMS Points
4Yearly Orientation Sessions
12Best Volunteers Every Year
MonthlyMeetings, Reporting and Team Follow-up

Why You Volunteer for UTSMS

Volunteering at UTSMS is not just about teaching. It is about building trust with children who have been ignored by society, showing consistency where life has been unstable, and becoming a real human connection in their journey.

You come, you sit with them, you listen, you teach, you share food — slowly they believe someone cares.

You are not changing everything in one day. But you are becoming part of something that changes lives over time.

That is why people stay. That is why this matters.

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All 6 Points Clear

Each point opens in a detailed view with location, coordinator, schedule, map, needs and volunteer details.

02

Big Map + Contact

Visitors can quickly see where the point is and contact the right coordinator with confidence.

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Volunteer Ready

Application process, orientation dates, monthly meetings, and expectations are shown clearly.

04

Recognition + Community

Division teams, best volunteers, and event rhythm help people feel part of something real and active.

Explore All 6 UTSMS Points

Click any point on the left. The right panel updates with full information including coordinator photo, phone, email, Google Map, timing, focus area, and volunteer notes.

Monthly Meeting Structure

Every volunteer should know when to join, where to report, and how the system stays active throughout the year.

Monthly Team Meeting

First Friday of Every Month

Time: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Place: OBF Head Office, Banani, Dhaka
Focus: point updates, challenges, attendance, new volunteer onboarding, next month plan.

Coordinator Review

Second Sunday

Time: 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Place: Google Meet / Zoom
Focus: reporting, urgent child cases, safety follow-up, class quality and food coordination.

Divisional Volunteer Circle

Last Saturday

Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Place: Rotational venue by division team
Focus: cross-learning, campaign planning, field support, leadership pipeline.

4 Yearly Volunteer Orientations

Four structured orientations every year help new volunteers understand child protection, classroom flow, reporting culture, and ground reality before joining active work.

Orientation 01

January Intake

Year opening session with program overview, safety rules, UTSMS history, and expectations.

Orientation 02

April Intake

Summer volunteer induction with class demo, coordinator interaction, and field visit briefing.

Orientation 03

July Intake

Mid-year refresh with attendance discipline, communication flow, and child-friendly teaching style.

Orientation 04

October Intake

Festival and year-end volunteer engagement briefing with campaign support and reflection session.

Volunteer Application Pathway

Show visitors how they can join, what type of role exists, and what commitment matters most for working with children.

Regular Volunteer
Regular Volunteer

Weekly UTSMS Support

Best for volunteers who can commit to point-based classes, relationship building, class support and regular reporting.

Event Volunteer
Event Volunteer

Festival and Awareness Days

Support major celebrations, campaign days, food distributions, and high-energy children’s events.

Coordinator Track
Coordinator Track

Leadership Pathway

For serious long-term volunteers who can manage attendance, communication, field discipline and reporting.

Skill-Based Volunteer
Skill Based

Creative and Academic Support

English, storytelling, arts, counselling, media, documentation, or career inspiration for children and teams.

Ready to Join the UTSMS Volunteer Journey?

Use a Google Form or website button here. Add commitment terms, child protection agreement, and preferred point selection.

Explore by Division

Click any division to explore like UTSMS Dhaka. Each division page should follow the same structure: points, coordinator, map, volunteer system, donor support and recognition.

Show the nationwide spirit of the movement. This section helps visitors understand that UTSMS is part of a bigger volunteer ecosystem across Bangladesh.

Dhaka Division

Dhaka Division

Core UTSMS operations, meetings, field support, campaign execution and city volunteer coordination.

Dhaka Team Meeting

Dhaka Team Moments

Add real team photos, meeting highlights and volunteer reflections to make the section feel more alive.

Chattogram Division

Chattogram Division

Festival activities, student support drives, awareness events and youth engagement initiatives.

Sylhet Division

Sylhet Division

Community campaigns, volunteer meetups and support for children-centered events and local action.

More Divisions

Other Division Teams

Rajshahi, Rangpur, Khulna, Barishal and Mymensingh based teams connected through the volunteer network.

Volunteer of the Month

Make this section feel more official, inspiring and documentary-style. Each monthly feature can show the volunteer name, active point, short contribution summary, month highlight, point highlight and a related field video.

January Volunteer
January 2026

Nusrat Jahan

Point: UTSMS Shahbagh

Activities Summary: Led regular class support, managed new volunteer adjustment, and helped maintain strong attendance consistency during the month.

Month Highlight: Successfully supported a child-focused creative session with strong volunteer participation and meaningful bonding.

Point Highlight: Shahbagh point maintained visible class discipline and better community engagement this month.

Watch Monthly Video
February Volunteer
February 2026

Hasan Mahmud

Point: UTSMS Komlapur

Activities Summary: Built strong communication with the point team, supported child attendance, and improved volunteer coordination in a sensitive field environment.

Month Highlight: Helped organize a meaningful support day with food distribution and relationship-based learning activities.

Point Highlight: Komlapur point showed better consistency and stronger team presence during the month.

Watch Monthly Video
March Volunteer
March 2026

Farzana Noor

Point: UTSMS Dhanmondi

Activities Summary: Led creative classroom engagement, supported storytelling and improved child participation with warmth and consistency.

Month Highlight: Ran a memorable art and dream-building session that encouraged children to share their future hopes.

Point Highlight: Dhanmondi point became more lively and volunteer-friendly through well-prepared session flow.

Watch Monthly Video
April Volunteer
April 2026

Rafsan Karim

Point: UTSMS Airport

Activities Summary: Maintained punctual field support, helped manage volunteer flow, and supported smooth child engagement in a transit-sensitive point.

Month Highlight: Guided one of the month’s most disciplined sessions with stronger child attention and follow-through.

Point Highlight: Airport point improved session stability and volunteer coordination during the month.

Watch Monthly Video

Recommended Standard Format for All 12 Months

Month Name · Volunteer Photo · Full Name · Designation or Role · Active Point · 2 to 3 line activities summary · month highlight · point highlight · one short quote · one video button · 3 supporting field photos.

Photo Story from the Ground

Real field images, volunteer moments, class sessions, celebration days and point-level environment build trust much faster than text alone.

Annual Rhythm of UTSMS

A simple year cycle helps users understand what happens when, from volunteer intake to recognition and planning.

January to March

Orientation, point mapping, regular classes, volunteer stabilization and year plan execution.

April to June

Festival season engagement, new volunteer induction, field campaigns and point quality follow-up.

July to September

Mid-year review, divisional team strengthening, child case follow-up and media documentation.

October to December

Final orientation, recognition wall, year-end reporting, review meeting and next year planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Keep the most important answers visible so new visitors do not feel confused before joining or visiting a point.

Can I choose a specific UTSMS point?

Yes. In the volunteer application, applicants can select their preferred point. Final placement depends on need, schedule and team capacity.

Do all volunteers need orientation first?

Yes. Orientation is strongly recommended before field engagement so everyone understands child protection, communication and class flow.

Can I visit a point before joining?

Yes, subject to approval and safety guidelines. A coordinator or office focal person should confirm the visit in advance.

How often are classes held?

Each point follows its own weekly rhythm. Timing and class days are shown inside the active point details section above.

Can I support only one point as a donor?

Yes. This page can include point-specific support options so a donor can back one location directly.

Are monthly meetings mandatory?

For active volunteers and coordinators, regular participation is encouraged for reporting and continuity.

What is the minimum commitment?

Consistency matters more than duration. Even 1 day per week with regular presence creates real impact.

Is there any registration fee?

If applicable, it will be clearly mentioned in the application form. Policies remain transparent.

Can I volunteer with friends?

Yes, but each volunteer must apply individually and follow the same process.

What should I teach?

Basic reading, writing, bonding, storytelling and child-friendly activities aligned with the UTSMS structure.

Do I need teaching experience?

No. Training and orientation will guide you. Attitude and consistency matter more.

What about child safety?

Child protection is a top priority. Volunteers must follow all safety and behavior guidelines strictly.

Can I take photos or videos?

Only with permission and following child protection and privacy guidelines.

How do I report my work?

Through coordinator guidance, monthly meetings and simple reporting systems.

Can I switch points later?

Yes, with approval from the coordinator or office based on need and availability.

What if I miss sessions?

Inform your coordinator in advance. Regular absence without communication is discouraged.

How can I support as a donor?

You can support food, clothes, education materials or full point support through official channels.

Is cash donation allowed?

No. 100% cashless policy is strictly followed. Office will not support any cash collection.

How do I contact for support?

You can email [email protected] or [email protected] for guidance and approval.

Will I get a certificate?

Yes, based on consistency, participation and contribution over a defined period.

Donor Board Who Support the Cause

This section can publicly appreciate the people, families, teams and companies who stand beside UTSMS and help children continue learning with food, care and dignity.

Donor 1

Supporter Name / Company

Supported food and learning materials for one active point.

Donor 2

Family / Group Name

Supported child-friendly activities, festival care and volunteer-led sessions.

Donor 3

Well-wisher Board

Ideal place to add monthly or yearly recognition for those who support the cause.

Important Policy

Cash Donation is Not Allowed

UTSMS follows a 100% cashless policy. No volunteer is allowed to collect cash in any situation. This ensures transparency, safety and donor trust.

If anyone collects cash, the office will not provide any support or validation.

Cashless Donation Support for Volunteers

Many volunteers feel inspired to raise support from friends, family and well-wishers. This section should make the process very easy, very clear and fully transparent so anyone can support without confusion.

Important Guidance for Volunteers

Before Collecting Support, Please Follow the Right Process

Volunteers may help collect support for food, cloth, education materials and other child support needs. To keep everything transparent, organized and donor-friendly, cashless support is always preferred. If any volunteer needs help, approval, wording support, package clarity or donor communication guidance, they can take help from the line manager or send an email directly.

Primary Support Email

[email protected]

Business Development Team

[email protected]

Food support
Donation Card 01

Food Support

Support class day meals, snacks, fruit, milk, chicken rice or other child-friendly food support for regular point activities.

Example: 50 children × 4 classes

Total child participations: 200

20,000 BDT

Cloth support
Donation Card 02

Cloth Support

Support seasonal clothing, festival dress, winter items, sandals, hygiene cloth kits and dignity-based child essentials.

Useful For: Eid, winter, emergency need

Can be: point-based or campaign-based

Custom Package

Education materials support
Donation Card 03

Education Materials

Support khata, pencil, school bag, drawing items, whiteboard tools, books and simple classroom learning materials.

Useful For: regular classes and activity days

Support Type: monthly or one-time

Flexible Budget

How to Use These Cards

Easy for Volunteers to Share

These three cards make it easier for volunteers to explain what kind of support is needed. Instead of talking in a general way, they can show a clear category: food, cloth or education materials. This increases trust and makes donor conversation easier.

Suggested Flow:

1. Select a support category

2. Take line manager guidance if needed

3. Encourage cashless support

4. Share official email for confirmation and follow-up

Simple Example for Donor Communication

1 Month Support for 50 Children

Example package: 4 classes for 50 children in one month. If each class serves around 50 children, total engagement becomes 200 child participations in a month. This sample helps volunteers explain one small but meaningful support package very clearly.

Cause: Chicken rice support during class days

Children per class: 50

Total classes per month: 4

Total child participations: 200

Total Monthly Support: 20,000 BDT

For Volunteers

Join a Point. Stay Consistent. Build Trust.

Children benefit most when volunteers show up with patience, warmth and continuity. This page should make that journey clear and welcoming.

For Donors and Well-wishers

Support a Point with Confidence

Add a donor section here for food, education materials, special activities, field safety items, mats, stationery or point sponsorship.