From emergency relief to classrooms and livelihoods — carrying families from survival to self-reliance.
Over a million Rohingya live in camps and precarious diaspora settlements. Our volunteers work where families actually are — distributing relief through camp block committees and running programs the community itself asked for.
Every dollar is tracked from donation to distribution, and audited results are published each year.
Food parcels, clean water, monsoon shelter kits, and winter supplies for displaced families in the camps.
Twelve community schools, teacher training, Ruáingga literacy, and scholarships through university.
Clinic referrals, maternal health support, and mental-health peer groups led by trained community members.
Sewing cooperatives, small-business grants, and vocational training that turn aid into independence.
A short, transparent chain — no middlemen, no unexplained overhead.
Donations arrive through secure payment; every gift gets a receipt.
Camp block committees and branches match funds to verified family needs.
Distribution photos, counts, and audited totals published annually.
$25 — school supplies for two children for a term
$50 — feeds a displaced family for two weeks
$100 — a monsoon shelter kit for one household
$250 — a sewing machine and training for one cooperative member
