The Guardian Orphan Village, established by CAP Foundation, was inaugurated in Sylhet on Thursday at 12 noon by members of the Portuguese royal family, the House of Braganza.

The institution has been built on one and a half acres of land in Chalia village of Sylhet Sadar upazila. It will provide education and full financial support for 100 orphaned children, from grade three up to graduation, under the funding of CAP Foundation.

In addition to members of the former Portuguese royal family, officials. The founder Mr. Noor Humayun, Adviser Barrister Mainul Chief Patron Brig General ASM Bakir (rtd.)  from CAP Foundation were also present during the visit.

After the visit, the royal representatives stated that their trip to Bangladesh was aimed at extending humanitarian support and goodwill. They further mentioned that this institution stands as a symbol of international recognition and solidarity for the foundation’s dedicated work toward the welfare of orphans and underprivileged children.