BANGLADESH

13,505 caregivers received lessons from 1,450 trained up community leaders on child stimulation and school readiness

209,944 people were served by FH Bangladesh throught it’s 33 integrated projects

19,833 Registered children received education materials out of them 8,039 children received regular health services

669 saving groups with 14,127 members, have been established to build economic stability in the community with a total of $1,219,268 USD

66 structures were established to ensure 4,300 community people access into WASH facilities

18,444 Community people received different income generating assets and 2,946 community people received skills development training to generate income

45,388 trees were planted at HH level to increase carbon stock

In Bangladesh, Food for the Hungry (FHB) adopts a comprehensive approach that includes disaster risk reduction, livelihoods, education, health, nutrition, and WASH. This integrated strategy promotes sustainable development by partnering with local leaders to strengthen their skills and capacity. Additionally, FH provides essential healthcare services to both Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox’s Bazar through the Joint Rohingya Response Program (JRRP), in collaboration with UNHCR