Donate to help Rohingya Refugees - UNHCR

Humanitarian Funding is Shrinking

The needs of Rohingya refugees are not

Shelter. Healthcare. Protection.
For Rohingya refugees, your donation can be a lifeline.

After fleeing violence in Myanmar, more than one million Rohingya refugees remain displaced. Most live in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh where the situation is dire.

The Rohingya population relies entirely on humanitarian assistance for protection, food, water, shelter, and healthcare.

Global funding cuts dangerously threaten an already overstretched humanitarian response and have significantly reduced existing relief efforts across all services.

In early 2026, more than 2,800 Rohingya refugees took to the sea. Women and children make up more than half of those risking these journeys, boarding overcrowded boats, facing drowning, trafficking, and exploitation. Many feel they have no other option.

UNHCR is working to provide emergency aid, medical care, protection and support to the most vulnerable Rohingya families, but their needs outpace available resources.

To address the needs of thousands, your support is critical.
Your donation can make a difference.

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