It is one of the most densely populated and at the same time the poorest countries in the world. There are more than one thousand inhabitants here per one square kilometer. The country’s population is almost 150 million. In the neighboring Myanmar, since mid-2017, thousands of the Rohingya people have lost their lives, their villages have been burned down, and the survivors approached the border with Bangladesh. Within several months, more than 750 refugees settled in the border area.
09.04.2021
We know how to put your donations to GOOD use in a short amount of time. The effects of our recent fundraiser for the rebuilding of the daycare centre are already visible. As always, we strive to keep the distance between your extended hand and those in need as short as possible.
We’ve cleaned the area and put up a fence. We’re about to finish the construction of a temporary shelter where we will soon start accepting children. They urgently need this space as their parents deal with the aftermath of the tragic fire. We’ve also built a well to provide clean water for everyone.
Thank you for being there for us!
This is just the beginning. We are also working on a concept for rebuilding the facility, which will allow us to care for more children while adhering to distancing measures. We’re doubling down on our efforts to manufacture GOOD. We couldn’t be more excited!
29.06.2023
Fires and floods are two elements they have to live with, but they are being killed by most of the world looking the other way. Neither Bangladesh nor Myanmar wants to remember the Rohingya people. Driven by machetes and fire from their own homes, they are trying to build a new one among a hostile […]
26.05.2023
Their own backs protected their children from the flames and from scenes straight out of their worst nightmares. In the Rohingya camp, it is hard to find a mother whose burns would not betray the kind of hell she and her children literally went through. A hell from which she carried them out in her […]
06.03.2023
First there is a loud cracking sound. Later there is smoke. Finally, flames shoot up. You can hear them roaring. The ground trembles. Yesterday afternoon, the world’s largest refugee camp went up in flames again. For the Rohingya people, the flames are their biggest nightmare. In August 2017, Burmese generals carried out an ethnic cleansing […]
