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Feeding orphan children programme at the Rohingya Refugee camps ant other flood victim areas, October-2021

Tubewell installation programme, September-2021

Food package distribution for Rohingya Refugees, May-2021

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Deep water well installation project in Rohingya areas, April-2021.

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Ramadan Iftar feeding programme, April-2021

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Feeding programme at Rohingya Madrasa, March-2021

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Food Distribution, February 2021

Blanket distribution and feeding program, January-2021

Blankets distribution in December 2020

Children’s winter clothes distribution, December 2020

Last week of November 2020, Cooked food and blankets distribution

1st week of November 2020, food and winter blankets distribution north of Bangladesh COVID-19 area and flood affected areas

October 2020, food packages distribution at Rohingya families

September 2020, food packages and toys distribution to small children of Rohingya families

August 2020, Qurbani meat and food packages distribution in rohingya camp and flood affected areas.

July 2020, food packages distribution to families in north of Bangladesh, gaibandda.

June 2020, cooked meal feeding and food packages distribution at rohingya camp.

Food distribution in Dhaka slum area due to COVID-19 pandemic May 2020

Food package distribution for Rohingya Refugees, April-2020

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CWTUK volunteers distributed food packages to most needy poor families at the north of Bangladesh city known as Gaibandha, April-2020

Deputy commissioner of Cox’s Bazar joins CWTUK charity  volunteers in at awareness programme for COVID-19, March 2020

Rohingya treatment clinic

Now we have 15 beds and extensive medical facilities. There are 6 doctors including a female doctors working 24/7.

 

25. November 2017 by Naz Ahmed


Nov 2017 – Rohingya Team In Action

11. November 2017 by CWTUK.


Sep 2017 – Rohingya Refugees

Bangladesh Rohingya Refugee

Emergency Appeal 2017

At this very moment, hundreds of thousands of desperate Rohingya refugees urgently need your help. Following devastating violence in Rakhine State over the last two weeks,, over 370,000 physically and emotionally exhausted Rohingya refugees have crossed over into Bangladesh in search of safety and security.

Unaccompanied children, elderly people and traumatised mothers are crossing over hills and rivers to escape harrowing violence, leaving behind their burn homes and  everything they once knew.

Every day, 15,000 people are now crossing the Naf river into Bangladesh, with over half a million predicted to arrive soon.  Living in overcrowded camps, medical services are almost non-existent and food is in short supply. Starving,, ill and with only the clothes on their backs, they urgently need YOUR help.

Will be on the ground in the border regions of Cox’s Bazar , Bangladesh delivering vital aid from October 2017.  Please show your support and donate now into the Trust account below:

HSBC account no: 61634771Sort code: 40-04-15 Ref: Rohingya Project

For further information please contact (CWTUK) on 07533 744762 or 07533 953362

 

23. September 2017 by CWTUK.


May 2008 – Burma Cylone Appeal

Appalled by events in Burma in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis which has left tens of thousands dead and over a million homeless and desperately in need of aid, CWTUK is appealing for your generous donations. CWTUK with the help of other local organisations will help in providing clothing, medicine, and non-perishable food for displaced workers and their families, build temporary shelters and assist in providing needed counselling and health clinics.

 

13. May 2008 by CWTUK.


Feb 2008 – Cyclone Cidr & Flood Relief (Bangladesh)

CWTUK helps Bangladesh cyclone victims with tined roofing to help rebuild their homes. Approximately 150 new homes were rebuilt in Shoronkhola village, Bagherhut in partnership with local government organisations and help from the local villages.

As well as distributing tined roofing, CWTUK’s main objectives are to provide means of income-generation for the cyclone & flood victims. We are achieving this by raising money for ‘trolley-cars’ for stricken families as well as purchasing villages poultry (such as cows and chickens). This gives back independence to the local villages.

This is still an on-going project, CWTUK will be back in Bangladesh in March 2008 to set up families who were also affected along the river banks.

 

15. February 2008 by CWTUK.


Mar 2007 – Clean Water Project (Bangladesh)

CWTUK installs Tubewells in various villages across Bangladesh to enable villagages to have access to clean drinking water. We estimate that at least 500 villagages use our tubewells daily today!

 

15. March 2007 by CWTUK.


Feb 2007 – Rehousing Project (Bangladesh)

CWTUK helps to rehouse a family of 9 in Kadalpur, Chittagong. This project was challenging from the outset as we had to consider a disabled person requirements and rebuilt the former mud house into a stable 1-storey brick building.

 

15. February 2007 by CWTUK.


Apr 2006 – Luncheon Club for Over 50s (Bangladesh)

CWTUK helps over 50s with weekly luncheon with medical facilities. We discovered that many elderly people were left alone without any medical care so our goal was to provide help and support where possible. We achieved this project in partnership with Latifa Khatun Forkania Madrassa and Orphanage.

 

15. April 2006 by CWTUK


Jan 2003 – Marriage Project (Bangladesh)

CWTUK helps destitute women with marital expenses. These lumpsum payments helped these women to come off the streets and marry successfully to the partners of their choice so that they could have some stability in life which they could not afford to do otherwise.

In collaboration with this project, CWTUK partnered with Prothom Alo Sohayak Tohobil to help rehabilitate women who have suffered acid violence.

 

15. January 2003 by CWTUK.



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