Rohingya Refugees

Rohingya Crisis: Nearly 1 Million Displaced in Bangladesh

Almost 1 million Rohingya people have taken refuge in Bangladesh, after fleeing from the conflict in Rakhine State, Myanmar. Hundreds of thousands now live in the world's largest refugee settlement: Kutupalong camp in Cox's Bazaar. With limited access to education, jobs and health services, Rohingya Muslims are at risk of chronic poverty and marginalisation. But you can help. GRF is distributing nutritious food and aid to those in need. Donate to Rohingya refugees today and help save lives.

Support Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

£35 - Hygiene kit

£50 - Family food pack

£250 - Vital medical care and aid

Any amount makes a difference

As a Rohingya charity, GRF is distributing your donations in Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh. You can donate the full amount to one of the abovementioned projects or can contribute any amount you are able to. Every donation - no matter how big or small - makes a difference to those in need in host communities. Give sadaqah today and help a community in dire need.

GRF feed the fasting, distributing aid to Rohingya refugees

Rohingya boy sitting with GRF aid (food parcel)

Help Those That Are Food Insecure

Many Rohingya refugees do not receive sufficient food, with access to food limited. For just £50, you can donate food parcels to families, including staple items such as rice, sugar and canned goods. Food assistance is essential for Rohingya refugees, ensuring families get what they need to survive.

Most Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh seeking shelter have little access to aid, safe drinking water, food or healthcare.

Donate Now

GRF has long been distributing aid to Rohingya Muslims and refugee families in need in Cox's Bazaar. We recognise the urgency of the situation - hundreds of thousands of people have had their safe spaces taken from them and require emergency aid and humanitarian assistance. Based in the largest refugee settlement in the world, Rohingya refugees need your support today.

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