Dhaka Circle
Meets in a quiet corner of Dhanmondi. For anyone who wants to talk without a screen in between. Facilitated by two SAM volunteers.
Support Circles
Small groups.
Real conversations.
A Support Circle is a regular meet-up of 6–12 people, gently guided by a trained facilitator. It is not therapy. It is a place to be heard — and to hear others — without having to explain everything.
Currently running
Choose a room that feels close to yours.
Every Circle is confidential. You can attend once, or every week. You never have to speak unless you want to.
Online Circle
For anyone outside a big city, or anyone who’d rather show up from home. Video is optional. Silence is welcome.
Chittagong University Circle
Run by student ambassadors on campus. Between exams, deadlines, and the noise of hall life — a place to breathe.
Women’s Circle
A closed group for women navigating expectations, work, care-giving, and the ordinary weight of it all. Guided by a woman facilitator.
Job Seekers Circle
For anyone in the long, quiet stretch between one job and the next. Practical, kind, no toxic optimism.
DU / NSU Circle
A joint Circle for students of DU and NSU. Meets on rotating campuses. Volunteers welcome.
Don’t see a Circle that fits? We’re opening new ones every month.
Request a new CircleBefore you come
What a Circle actually feels like.
01
A round of names শুরু
We open with a slow, unhurried check-in. Nothing profound. Just: who you are, what today felt like.
02
One theme, gently held গল্প
The facilitator opens a theme — loneliness, family, work, rest. You share only if you want to.
03
Listening, not fixing শোনা
We don’t give advice unless you ask. We listen. That’s the whole thing, most of the time.
04
Close, together শেষ
We close with one line each — something you’re taking with you, however small.