The Silent Battle of Md Ulah
In a Rohingya refugee camp, 35-year-old Mahmudul Hasan—known as Md Ulah—fights cancer.

He says, “I just want to live alive.”
A story of pain, hope, and quiet courage.

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Some resort to ineffective home remedies, while others simply wait, knowing their condition will worsen

The harsh reality is that many Rohingya refugees suffer silently—unable to afford private hospitals for Specialized care, lacking referral pathways for these cases, and without financial or logistical support to seek outside treatment.

Camp facilities lack of the specialized care, surgical capacity, and advanced treatments these cases require, leaving countless individuals in pain and without hope.

patients with life-threatening conditions like cancer, kidney failure, advanced heart disease, Thalassemia, spinal injuries, Urogenital Diseases, Chronic liver Diseases, Brain Tumor and neurological disorders have nowhere to turn.

In the Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh, primary healthcare centers, clinics, and hospitals provide systematic treatment for chronic and common illnesses. While we are grateful for these essential services, a critical gap remains:

Life with Crisis: Khurshida’s Story

In the crowded stretches of the Rohingya refugee camps, Khurshida, 35, is a Rohingya refugee battling paralysis caused by a neurological disorder for two agonizing years.

Congratulations to those whom Allah blesses to help the weak, sick, and needy. Your kindness brings hope and healing. May Allah grant you mercy, pardon, and be pleased with you. Support patients in need — your help saves lives! #Charity #Humanity #Hope

What We Do
1. We Support on Heal Issues: – Helping Rohingya with Cancer, kidney Diseases, spinal injuries, Neurological Disorders & more who are excluded from camp clinics due to lack of Resources.

2.Educational Training: – We Offer Vocational Training & Practical Skills to students in the Camp.