Our Core Programs

Providing sustainable solutions and emergency relief to those in need.

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Education Sponsorship

Education is one of the most powerful tools for change. Through this program, CRHF sponsors Rohingya children and youth by covering:

  • School fees
  • Learning materials
  • Educational programs

Your support helps break the cycle of poverty.

Family Support & Relief

Many Rohingya families struggle to meet basic needs. CRHF provides:

  • Food packages
  • Clothing
  • Emergency financial assistance
  • Medical support

This program focuses on immediate relief and survival.

Orphans & Vulnerable Children

We support orphans and at-risk children by ensuring they receive:

  • Education
  • Nutrition
  • Emotional and community support

Every child deserves a chance to grow safely.

Emergency Response

During crises such as floods, fires, or health emergencies, CRHF responds quickly to deliver urgent aid to affected families.

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Support Story: Helping Abul Kalam

CRHF supported Abul Kalam in Kutupalong Refugee Camp on 30 November 2025.

Health & Family Struggles

Asthma, kidney surgeries and paralysis left him unable to work.

Date: 30 November 2025
Location: Kutupalong Registered Rohingya Refugee Camp
• Abul Kalam reached CRHF through community support due to lack of personal mobile access.
• He suffers from long-term asthma, kidney stones (two operations), and partial paralysis.
• Unable to continue daily labor work, his family income collapsed.
• Lives with a family of four, including a single-mother daughter and a sick 3-year-old child.
• CRHF conducted a field assessment and provided financial support for medicines and basic needs.
• His health condition has improved after receiving proper treatment and assistance.
Why This Case Matters: This story highlights CRHF’s mission to stand with vulnerable families, ensuring
access to care and dignity during extreme hardship

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Medical Support: Mohammad Zubair

Mohammad Zubair was suffering from a healing ulcer and unable to work.

• Mohammad Zubair, age 20, suffered from a healing ulcer with obstruction.
• He was the sole earning member of the family; his elderly mother depended entirely on him.
• Due to illness, his mother began selling steamed cakes door to door to survive.
• CRHF provided essential medicines and fruits to support recovery.
• This intervention brought immediate relief and hope to the family.

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Emergency Support: Fire-Affected Families

18 families affected by fire in Camp 24 & 25 received emergency support.

Emergency Support – Fire Affected Families
• Emergency response for families affected by fire in Camp 24 and Camp 25.
• 18 families received essential kitchen utensils.
• Snacks were distributed to children to provide immediate relief.
• Many families lost basic belongings and daily household items.
• Support aimed to restore dignity and help families resume daily life.

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Marriage Support for a Needy Bride

Providing Marriage Support to a Vulnerable Family

Marriage Support for a Needy Bride
• Alhamdulillah, with the support and generosity of our community, Canadian Rohingya Hope Foundation (CRHF) provided marriage support by distributing essential wedding materials to a poor girl.
•For families facing hardship, marriage often becomes a heavy burden instead of a joyful milestone.
• This small but meaningful assistance aims to protect dignity, reduce stress, and bring relief and happiness.
• The support helps the bride begin a new chapter of life with hope and confidence.
• This initiative reflects our commitment to stand beside the most vulnerable members of society.

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Watch how your support is changing lives on the ground.