Close quarters, unhygienic conditions, exposure to weather elements are all recipes of illnesses and the spreading of diseases. HHRD Medical camps have 2 doctors, 2 nurses, and 1 pharmacist to provide medical assistance basic dental treatment for refugees. Daily medical services for over 150 people help those prone to illnesses and water-borne diseases. Help safe a life!

These kits were distributed in areas of natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes to combat the spread of water-borne diseases. Hygiene Kits include washing and bath soap, teeth cleaning sticks (miswak), towels, razors, combs, nail cutters, cotton rolls, aqua tablets, ORS and SODIS bottles (used to purify the water through sunlight).

Malnutrition runs rampant in the refugee camps. Food ration packages for Rohingya families will help elevate them during this difficult time. A nourishing meal can strengthen their resolve to continue to hold on to hope. Packages feed families for two weeks.

There are 660, mostly orphaned children, in 3 Child Care Homes set up by HHRD. Your donation helps provide them with food, nutrition, and healthcare. They will also learn prayers; study Mathematics, English, Science, Quran, and Burmese; and receive opportunities for recreational and extra-curricular fun.

Each home has two rooms, plus balcony, and is made with bamboo and tarpaulin that can sustain high winds and rains. Homes are provided with solar-powered electric fixtures such as fans, bulbs, etc. and can house a family of 6. Join us in our effort to keep a family safe and secure from weather elements and invasion of privacy by supporting our Shelter Home project.

Every day 4,000 people benefit from HHRD’s WASH program restroom units at the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh. Having escaped persecution without anything but the clothes on their back, these families are struggling to survive and rebuild their lives. Helping them allows HHRD to bring hope and comfort to those who have lost everything.

With the looming threat of waterborne diseases, HHRD has provided the construction of 260 deep water wells, and 300 toilets to fulfill basic human needs. Hygiene kits accompanied by workshops provide affective strategies of keeping clean in these unfortunate living conditions. When you help a family receive water, the impact is far greater than you can imagine.