What is BWSW?
BWSW stands for Bangladesh Welfare Society Watford, which is a nonprofit and non-political organization. BWSW is a charitable community organization that promotes the best of Bangladeshi culture, heritage, and traditions, as well as celebrates religious festivals. BWSW believes in values such as mutual respect, equality, and fairness.
Eid Reunion 2026
Pitha Festival 2026
Last Sunday, 11 January 2026, the Bangladesh Welfare Society Watford organised a vibrant Pitha Festival. Members participated by bringing their own traditional homemade pitha, which enriched the entire event. The programme was conducted by the Organising Secretary, Muhammad Reza Rumel.
What does BWSW do?
BWSW (Bangladeshi Welfare and Social Welfare) organizes cultural programs such as Pahela Boishakh, which is the Bengali New Year celebration.
Cultural
Pahela Boishakh: Celebrate Bengali New Year with vibrant cultural programs.
Religious Celebrations
Eid Festivals: Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha unite the community through faith and tradition.
Community Events
Mezban Party: A traditional gathering to foster friendship and cohesion. Day Trips: Explore seaside locations, museums, and historical landmarks.
Education and Heritage
Language and Religious Education: Programs to preserve Bengali culture and values for all ages.
Our Members
Shahedul Alam
Trustee Chair & President
Mohammad Reza (Romel)
Organising Secretary & Trustee
Muhammad Shafiqul Alam
Trustee & vice- president
Our Partner
