UNHCR in Bangladesh

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 23/09/2021

Rohingya children are so happy to return to the learning centres in the camps. After 18 long months, the Bangladesh government gave the green light to restart learning. Following strict protocols, 92% of children scheduled to attend classes were present! #EducationForAll https://t.co/uN1M2TGcj8

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 22/09/2021

Fires are a great risk at the congested Rohingya refugee camps. That is why hundreds of Bangladeshi & refugee volunteers train to respond in case disaster strikes. Today they put their skills to the test. Would you become a firefighter to protect your community too? https://t.co/VHdxY6qSSR

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 20/09/2021

+7,000 Rohingya refugee volunteers provided 24/7 support & services to their communities during COVID lockdown, when humanitarians had limited access. @AusHCBangladesh met with them, listened to the challenges and affirmed their work. #BetterTogether #PartnershipsForRecovery https://t.co/n3ehVYuen3

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 19/09/2021

You might be wondering what is happening in the first photo… Refugee volunteers are carrying an older person who could not get to the vaccination centre on her own. This is a creative solution for the camps’ difficult terrain and a generous gesture amidst difficult times.

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 19/09/2021

Rohingya refugees are happy to receive the #Covid19 #vaccine in Cox’s Bazar’s camps. 37,000 Rohingyas aged +55 are getting their second jab. Special thanks to the Government of Bangladesh for including Rohingyas in the vaccination plan. No one is safe until everyone is safe! https://t.co/qCCUgl3VZ9

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 16/09/2021

RT @_arjunjain: #Rohingya #refugee #youth in 🇧🇩 spend their own money and volunteer their time to protect women at risk, teach children, as…

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 15/09/2021

Thousands of Rohingya children living in the refugee camps in Bangladesh suffer from malnutrition, mainly due to the lack of a diverse diet and poor hygiene. Ferdausy & colleagues provide: 🧑🏾‍🍳Cooking classes 🥣Personalised nutrition plans 🤱🏾Mom support groups 💧Hygiene tips https://t.co/RdWfcW3vbD

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 13/09/2021

Tamanna works in a health clinic inside the Rohingya refugee camps. ⚕️They see up to 200 patients per day 👩🏾‍⚕️They are 5 female and 5 male health professionals 🔬They have the largest lab in the camps 💉They supported the vaccination against COVID 💙She loves helping others https://t.co/azYRjr8Hk3

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 13/09/2021

UNHCR remains committed to support the Afghan people. https://t.co/1pyZ87MVns

UNHCR in Bangladesh

@UNHCR_BGD - 12/09/2021

Children across Bangladesh are happy to return to school, after a long break caused by #COVID19 #Rohingya refugee kids are looking for ways to keep their minds occupied until they too can go back to the learning centres in the camps. Their future depends on it #EducationForAll https://t.co/Ps2nlpz0hl