Source: Save The Children
The Impact on Families & Children
Since 2017, Rohingya refugee children have gone without formal education, parents and caregivers have gone without employment, and all refugees have become more vulnerable to injury from fires, flooding, and rising insecurity.
As a result, many families are reliant on food rations and need access to safe water and healthcare.
Food assistance for the Rohingya refugees has been cut by a third in just 5 months – it’s now only $8 a month per person, or $0.27 cents a day. This is because of a massive funding shortfall for the World Food Programme.
The 500,000 Rohingya children living in Cox’s Bazar are worried about their futures. They need hope.
Now is the time to show them that the international community has not turned its back on them. Read the stories of Sultana*, Rakib*, Ayaz* and Antora*.
Note: All text written in italics are direct quotes.
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