Health Care Services To The Rohingya Refugees

Dear HOPE supporter,

We keep living a context full of challenges and achievements that we never could have envisioned with this humanitarian crisis.

The arrival of more than 800,000 Rohingya Refugees in Cox’s Bazar, fleeing violence, starvation and ethnic cleansing in Myanmar was definitly key in our work. Within days of the influx, the HOPE team mobilized to provide medical care, in particular to the women and children who make the up most of the refugee population. 

Today the crisis is a permanent situation, still very severe.

Today, providing medical access to this vulnerable population has become a key focus of our efforts through the HOPE Field Hospital for Women, operating 24/7 insede the refugee setllements.

Furthermore, we are providing care to a record number of patients at HOPE Hospital, we made great progress in constructing the HOPE Maternity and Fistula Center, expanded the reach of our Mother’s Clubs in rural communities, and we graduated new midwives who will magnify HOPE’s efforts as they return to their villages to put their new skills to work, helping women deliver safely. 

We are proud of what we continue to achieve and know that our success is owed to people like you. 

We are forever grateful for your support.