Bangladesh is at the intersection of humanitarian displacement and climate vulnerability. While the country has shown remarkable resilience, millions of people continue to face daily hardship due to poverty, natural disasters, and the strain of hosting one of the world’s largest refugee populations.
Bangladesh is home to over one million Rohingya refugees, many living in overcrowded camps after fleeing violence and persecution. At the same time, recurring floods, cyclones, and rising sea levels regularly displace local communities, destroying homes, crops, and livelihoods.
At UMMA, our work in Bangladesh focuses on life-saving aid, food security, and dignified support for families affected by displacement and environmental crisis.
Bangladesh’s humanitarian challenges are driven by two intersecting realities: mass displacement and climate instability.
Communities across the country face:
For both refugees and host communities, daily survival is fragile and uncertain.
Rohingya refugee families in Bangladesh live in some of the most densely populated camps in the world.
Shelters are temporary and vulnerable to weather damage. Access to food, clean water, healthcare, and sanitation is limited. Families depend heavily on humanitarian aid to survive.
Children face hunger, disease, and a lack of educational opportunity. Parents struggle to protect their families in conditions that offer little privacy, safety, or stability.
Humanitarian support is essential — not as a supplement, but as a lifeline.
UMMA delivers direct humanitarian assistance to families affected by displacement and disaster in Bangladesh, working with trusted local partners to ensure aid reaches those most in need.
We provide food parcels and essential nourishment to refugee families and impoverished host communities facing chronic food insecurity.
Following floods and severe weather, UMMA responds with emergency aid to help families recover from sudden loss and displacement.
We prioritize children, women, and displaced households who are most vulnerable to hunger, illness, and instability.
Supporting Bangladesh means standing with families displaced by violence, affected by climate disasters, and trapped in cycles of poverty.
Your support helps provide food, emergency relief, and protection for communities facing some of the world’s most challenging living conditions.
Act now. Support humanitarian aid. Feed families. Protect the vulnerable. Restore dignity in Bangladesh.
