Stand With Refugee Families
Stand with families seeking safety—share your time, skills,
and heart.
Flexible shifts, quick training, real impact.
Amina Rahman — Food Team (Dhaka) A hot meal gives people the courage to talk. The best moment after a shift is a child’s smile. Training was simple, so I could start helping in week one. It’s a small task, but every day it feels like we brightened someone’s day
Karim Uddin — Medical Support (Chattogram) At weekly checkups we screen BP and sugar, then refer when needed. People listen patiently—simple advice helps a lot. The team is well-coordinated and supplies are ready. When care comes closer, fear fades.
Reading circles bring children back to their letters. An hour of stories can rebuild confidence. Parents ask how to teach at home, and we share easy guides. When learning continues, hope stays alive for the whole family
The job is delivering the right help to the right place on time. Route plans and safety briefings keep everyone calm. Volunteers’ smiles make obstacles smaller. With every delivery, compassion turns into action