Cheshire, CT (March 11, 2010): Distressed Children and Infants (DCI) International’s Executive Director, Dr. Ehsan Hoque, will be giving a presentation entitled "DCI Programs in Bangladesh and How American Youth Can Benefit from Getting Involved" on March 13, 2010 at a concert of Rezwana Chowdhury Bannya organized by DHROOPAD, to be held at Four Points Sheraton, Manassas, Virginia. Please see the attached concert flyer for further information.

We welcome all of you to come listen to Dr. Hoque’s presentation. Dr. Hoque’s presentation will focus on how DCI is changing the lives of underprivileged children in Bangladesh and will illustrate the life-long benefits U.S. children are gaining from getting involved with DCI’s volunteer programs and activities. Dr. Hoque will also discuss how DCI activities are connecting the younger generations of expatriate families with their roots in Bangladesh. We would like to invite all our sponsors, donors and friends to attend the concert and the lecture and meet with Dr. Hoque personally and learn more about DCI. Please contact DCI for more information about these events.

About DCI
Distressed Children and Infants (DCI) International is a U.S. based 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization established in 2003, with the mission to help underprivileged children lift themselves out of poverty by providing them with basic life necessities, education, health care and family support. Another of DCI’s goals is to involve American youth and, by developing their intellectual and leadership capacity, help prepare them to be responsible world citizens.

Dr. Ehsan Hoque and other DCI International volunteers are available for interviews. For more information, or if you have any questions or comments, please contact Molly Preudhomme, Tel.#203-376-6351, dci@distressedchildren.org, or, visit our website at www.DistressedChildren.org.