The Rohingya refugee crisis, the largest and most protracted displacement of our time, has forced over a million people to flee Myanmar since 2017. Now concentrated in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh, the world has largely turned a blind eye to this crisis, which continues to devastate children and families. Limited access to education, healthcare, and food is causing immense suffering. Global solidarity is urgently needed to address this humanitarian emergency now.

World Vision is caring for more than 241,700 Rohingya people, half of whom are children, in 19 refugee camps and 26 Unions in Cox’s Bazar, Noakhali, and Bhasan Char. On the ground since the beginning of the crisis, World Vision is focused on providing life-sustaining support for refugees that includes food distribution, nutrition programmes, WASH services, child protection and more. We are also advocating for the protection and rights of all refugees, including their safe, voluntary and dignified repatriation to Myanmar.