Bogura Mental Hospital BADS

About Us

Bogura Anti Drug Society (BADS), also known as Bogura Mental Hospital, stands as a beacon of hope and healing for those grappling with mental health issues and substance abuse. Established in 1988 by Dr. Aktaruzzaman Sarkar, Ph.D., and a dedicated group of health professionals, this non-profit, non-political, voluntary organization is committed to serving individuals in need.The inauguration of BADS Hospital by the German ambassador to Bangladesh marked a significant milestone in the...

Bogura Anti Drug Society (BADS), also known as Bogura Mental Hospital, stands as a beacon of hope and healing for those grappling with mental health issues and substance abuse. Established in 1988 by Dr. Aktaruzzaman Sarkar, Ph.D., and a dedicated group of health professionals, this non-profit, non-political, voluntary organization is committed to serving individuals in need.The inauguration of BADS Hospital by the German ambassador to Bangladesh marked a significant milestone in the organization's journey. Since then, the hospital's staff has worked tirelessly to provide the highest standard of care to patients, embodying core values of empathy, fairness, ethics, and excellence.At BADS Hospital, the mission of serving individuals extends beyond mere treatment. The organization is deeply committed to fostering compassionate and supportive environments for patients, their families, and communities alike. Through a holistic approach to healthcare, BADS Hospital aims to address not only the symptoms of mental illness and substance abuse but also the underlying causes and societal factors contributing to these issues.In addition to providing clinical services, BADS Hospital actively engages in training and research endeavors, striving to advance understanding and treatment modalities in the field of mental health and substance abuse. By combining compassionate care with rigorous scientific inquiry, BADS Hospital remains dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by mental health challenges and addiction.