ROHINGYA RELIEF PROGRAM

At OBAT Helpers, eight Learning Centers (LC 01–LC 08) are creating safe spaces where Rohingya refugee children can learn, grow, and rebuild their futures through inclusive, community-based education. During this reporting period, 640 children were enrolled across all centers, 337 girls and 303 boys, including 8 children with disabilities.

More than just education, these Learning Centers provide stability, encouragement, and a sense of normalcy. This initiative reflects OBAT Helpers’ ongoing commitment to delivering inclusive, equitable, and quality education, ensuring every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and envision a brighter future.

In 2025, OBAT Helpers continued delivering essential healthcare services in Rohingya Camp 4, Cox’s Bazar, reaching over 26,000 patients. Key services included treatment for respiratory infections, skin diseases, diarrheal illnesses, and non-communicable diseases, alongside maternal care, lab services, and emergency referrals.