Rohingya Refugees WASH Fund

Water, latrines, and toilets for Rohingya refugees

“The dearest of people to Allah, may He be exalted, is the one who does most benefit to people…” (Al Tabaraani)

In Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, over 1 million Rohingya refugees are still living in overcrowded and neglected camps, having fled brutal persecution in Myanmar. Health facilities in these camps have been described as a ‘ticking time bomb’, with latrines overflowing with waste.

Be a mercy to families who have endured unimaginable violence. Help us rehabilitate latrines, construct vital bathing areas, and implement waste management systems for 12,797 Rohingya refugees in the world’s largest refugee settlement.

£100 – Provide clean water, sanitation, and improved hygiene to Rohingya refugees, protecting them from disease, infection, and floods.

£70 – Provide clean water, sanitation, and improved hygiene to Rohingya refugees, protecting them from disease, infection, and floods.

£50 – Provide clean water, sanitation, and improved hygiene to Rohingya refugees, protecting them from disease, infection, and floods.

Protect vulnerable Rohingya refugees from risky conditions

This project will support Camp 16, Ukhiya Upazila, home to refugees still living in temporary shelters after fleeing persecution over the last nine years.

There aren’t enough toilets, and many latrines overflow with waste, turning to unhygienic mud when it rains.

This creates a risk of landslides and widespread disease.

Refugees urgently need new latrines, safe water access, and hygiene awareness to prevent disease outbreaks.

Water: a lifeline for those who receive, a blessing for those who give

• With your help, we aim to support 12,797 people by improving hygiene conditions in the camp.
• Construct 660 new latrines and protect 700 existing latrines from landslides.
• Conduct regular repair and maintenance of sanitation facilities.
• Train 30 young people in hygiene, leadership, and community mobilization.
• These trained youth will lead 25 workshops to improve hygiene awareness.
• Establish a contingency fund to respond to crises caused by floods, cyclones, or disease outbreaks.

Our work in Bangladesh

For 35 years, Human Appeal has been giving mercy to the world’s most vulnerable. Last year alone, thanks to supporters like you, we helped 7.3 million people in 30 countries, including over 113,029 people in Bangladesh.

Our projects are run by local staff, with engineering, development, and water experts working together to improve lives and the future of their communities.

Help us improve living conditions for Rohingya families who have been forgotten and neglected after surviving persecution and hardship in Myanmar.

Give, and reap multiplied blessings.

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