AID supports Rohingya refugee families in Cox's Bazar, with a focus on children's education. It runs 9 learning centres for 320 students, offering early childhood schooling and Maktab classes with learning materials and meals. AID also provided 1,870 Ramadan packs, 132 Qurbani shares and 17 wells to the refugee community.
Every intervention is designed to respond to real community needs and support lasting change.
The Qurbani Meat Distribution Program provides fresh sacrificial meat to refugee and vulnerable families during Eid-ul-Adha. This initiative ensures that displaced and low-income communities can share in the joy and blessings of Eid with dignity and nourishment.
The Relief Support Program delivers essential emergency aid such as food, water, and basic necessities to refugee families affected by displacement, crisis, or hardship. It helps ensure immediate survival and stability during difficult times.
The Ramadan Food Support Program provides food packages and meals to refugee families throughout the holy month of Ramadan. This initiative helps ensure that families can observe fasting with adequate nutrition and dignity.
The Education Material Support Program supplies essential learning resources such as books, stationery, uniforms, and school supplies to refugee children. It helps remove barriers to education and encourages continued learning despite difficult circumstances.
The Education Support Program ensures long-term academic assistance for refugee children, including school enrollment support, tuition help, and mentoring. This program focuses on building a better future through uninterrupted education.