Meet our dedicated students, Muhammad Nobi and Muhammad Roshed, who consistently strive to improve their English conversation skills. They make the most of their free time inside the classroom, pra…

Meet our dedicated students, Muhammad Nobi and Muhammad Roshed, who consistently strive to improve their English conversation skills. They make the most of their free time inside the classroom, practicing diligently despite limited resources and challenging conditions.Their dedication and hard work inspire other students to engage in practice as well, even when they lack sufficient materials or proper lighting in the classroom. Your small support can significantly brighten their lives and help them achieve their dreams. Donate:

Meet Mr. Muhammad Jubair, a dedicated and hardworking teacher at the Rohingya Community High School. Despite the challenges, he uses his own mobile phone as a flashlight to provide light for his st…

Meet Mr. Muhammad Jubair, a dedicated and hardworking teacher at the Rohingya Community High School. Despite the challenges, he uses his own mobile phone as a flashlight to provide light for his students due to the lack of sufficient solar energy facilities in the classrooms. This situation highlights the critical need for proper lighting and infrastructure to ensure a conducive learning environment for our children.

Teacher: What’s your name? Student: My name is Emran Teacher: What’s your father’s name? Student: My father’s name is Muhammad Rofique. Teacher: What’s your mother&#82…

Rohingya children are inside a private classroom where learning materials are not available. Despite their eagerness to gain an education, they are unable to access the resources they need to learn…

Rohingya children are inside a private classroom where learning materials are not available. Despite their eagerness to gain an education, they are unable to access the resources they need to learn effectively. These children are filled with the hope of a brighter future, but the lack of proper educational tools hinders their progress. They desperately need your support to access the materials necessary for their education and to build a better tomorrow. Donate:

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Rohingya children hold onto the hope of gaining an education, even in the face of hardship. They attend private schools and continue learning despite the lack of essentials such as mats, tools, and proper lighting, especially during this cold season. Their hunger for education and determination to success are truly remarkable. However, they cannot overcome these challenges alone, they need your support to access better resources and opportunities to secure a brighter future. Donate: Website:

Rohingya children are among the most vulnerable and disadvantaged in the world, living in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Despite their dire circumstances, these childr…

Somira is a 9-year-old Grade 4 student with exceptional talent and dedication. She stands out among her peers in the fourth grade for her academic achievements and determination. Somira currently r…

Somira is a 9-year-old Grade 4 student with exceptional talent and dedication. She stands out among her peers in the fourth grade for her academic achievements and determination. Somira currently resides in the world’s largest Rohingya refugee camp, located in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.Her dream is to become a nurse and serve the women and girls in her Rohingya community. This aspiration is especially meaningful because there are currently no nurses from her community, as the Myanmar government did not allow Rohingya people access to education or training in nursing or other healthcare professions.

Rohingya children are among the most vulnerable and disadvantaged in the world, living in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Despite their dire circumstances, these childr…

This is Muhammad Arafat. He is 13 years old and a grade 6 student. He studies at a community private school in the world’s largest Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh. His aim is to return to…

Meet the honorable teacher, Kobir Ahmad from the world’s largest Rohingya Refugee camp, Bangladesh. He teaches Geometry and History across several grades, from primary to high school. His tea…

A large number of Rohingya students, who fled Myanmar in 2017 after facing the genocide committed by the Myanmar government against the Rohingya Muslim minority, held a gathering and protest under …