Saving Young Lives Amid Growing Uncertainty in Bangladesh

Bangladesh

Saving Young Lives Amid Growing Uncertainty

In Cox’s Bazar, nearly 1.2 million Rohingya refugees depend entirely on humanitarian aid to survive. But with severe funding cuts, critical nutrition services are on the brink of collapse. Five Integrated Nutrition Facilities — lifelines for malnourished children and mothers — are struggling to keep their doors open. Without support, families risk worsening hunger, preventable illness, and loss of life.

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Eight years after more than 700,000 Rohingya fled to Bangladesh in 2017, the humanitarian situation in Cox’s Bazar has reached a critical point.

Rohingya refugees

million

deficit in 2025 due to funding cuts

$ million

of households rely on humanitarian aid in Cox's Bazar

Response in Bangladesh

International Relief Teams is working with our local partner to keep these facilities open. Together, we’re providing life-saving treatment for severe and moderate malnutrition, and nutrient-rich therapeutic foods and medicines for children.

Each mother receives supplementary food and counseling to support healthy feeding and care. Local volunteers monitor recovery through home visits and community screenings, helping families stay healthy and resilient.

In a time of deep funding shortages, your compassion ensures that children in Cox’s Bazar continue to receive the nourishment they need to survive and grow.

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Saving Young Lives Amid Growing Uncertainty in Bangladesh

Bangladesh