You fed over 30,000 people this Ramadan through your compassion and generosity
Extreme poverty in the camps means that there are thousands of people who go hungry.
29
Apr
Rohingya relief
28
Apr
7 tube wells provide clean water to over 2,700 people
Thanks to the generous support of a donor, 7 tube wells were installed over the last couple of months in the cities of Raufabad, Halishaher, Jesssore, Khulna,Rangpur and Bogra. Altogether, the wells will provide clean drinking water to over 2,700 people.
01
Mar
Self-empowerment initiatives put Rohingya refugees on a path to self-reliance
Fatema’s family was forcefully displaced from Myanmar to Bangladesh in 1995, a few years before she was born. She lost her mother at a very young age; her father passed away when she was 10.
01
Feb
Ninth batch of Rohingya refugees gets moved to Bhasan Char
The government of Bangladesh has been moving Rohingya refugees from the crowded Kutupalong camp to the island of Bhasan Char.
01
Feb
Strategic Planning Workshop trains staff for Rohingya projects
Prantic Unnayun, OBAT’s implementing partner for Rohingya projects, organized a three-day strategic planning workshop to train staff and help them develop a plan for the next three years.
05
Jan
254 Rohingya students receive warm clothing
Thanks to its partner, Human Concern International, OBAT distributed school bags, jackets, shoes, socks and clothing items among its Learning Center students
05
Jan
Clothes sewn by Rohingya sewing students sold at winter market
Our students in the Rohingya women empowerment center are proud of the beautiful clothing they stitch. Recently, their hand made clothing was displayed for sale at a winter market in Cox’s Bazar.
02
Dec
Income Generation Activities expand for remote Bhasan Char Island residents
BAT is dedicated to creating avenues where the Rohingya refugees can generate a sustainable income. These amazing individuals have been settled on the island of Bhasan Char.
01
Nov
Senior Camp Residents Receive Food Packages on International Day of the Elderly
Seniors in camp communities are the most vulnerable to disease and poverty. Many do not have children or other family to look after them.
01
Nov
OBAT Food Distribution Impacts Hundreds
Rice and lentils, soybean oil, flour, salt, sugar, onions and potatoes. These are some of the basic ingredients that allow mothers and grandmothers to prepare simple but nutritious meals for members of their households.