Interactive Cares, a Dhaka-based educational technology startup, just scored a significant win. They secured $100,000 in funding from Accelerating Asia’s accelerator program’s 9th cohort.
Accelerating Asia focuses on nurturing startups before they reach Series A funding, particularly in Southeast and South Asia. Out of eight startups selected in this cohort from countries like Japan, Singapore, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, Interactive Cares stands as the sole Bangladeshi representative.
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With this financial boost, Interactive Cares aims to introduce an exciting AI-powered product and broaden its range of services. The startup, led by Rare Al Samir and Jamila Bupasha Khushbu and founded in 2020, is eager to expand its virtual educational platform and make a more significant impact in the world of education.
