leaders, Faruk and Saima will be leading a graphic design and computer skills training with local organization, SUVA! Learn More
Rohingya Students Receive New Books
For the ongoing at-home education program for Rohingya students, new school books were distributed to students in levels two and three! Learn More
5,150 Warm Blankets Were Distributed
Winter warmth was provided to the disabled, orphaned, and homeless camp residents through a blanket distribution by OBAT’s Think Tank volunteers. Learn More
Fire Leaves 3,500 Without Homes
3,500 people lost their homes and belongings when a fire tore through the camps and destroyed more than 677 shelters at the Nayapara Rohingya Refugee camp.Learn More
Ultrasound Machine for Rohingya Clinic
New ultrasound machine allows OBAT’s primary health clinic to better serve women in need, allowing them to stay close to home when seeking treatment.
Most camp families live in huts made of tin and bamboo, offering little protection. So OBAT distributed warm clothes and blankets to help keep camp families warm this winter!. Learn More
Arman is Opening His Own Barber Shop!
When the pandemic caused Arman to lose his job, OBAT Helpers and the local mosque helped him open his own barber shop!Learn More
Young Author Writes Heartwarming Story
High school student writes a heartwarming book about a Rohingya refugee & donates 100% of the proceeds to OBAT Helpers.Learn More
Toys Given to Disabled Children in Need
Our Chittagong team organized a gift distribution program for mentally and physically disabled children in the camps. Learn More
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