As you will be aware, the current situation in Myanmar for the Rohingya people is at a terrible stage. More than 123,000 Rohingya refugees have fled to the border of Bangladesh with barely the clothes on their backs. They are joining the 500,000 Rohingya who have been displaced by what some world leaders are calling ‘genocide and ethnic cleansing.’

Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar have faced decades of discrimination and persecution, but recently the crisis has become even more acute. 400,000 people are estimated to still be trapped in conflict zones in western Myanmar. Hundreds of thousands are fleeing devastating violence.

Thousands of families have been forced from their homes as the violence spread through their villages. Widespread burnings have been reported but the death toll after this latest crisis is still unknown.

Overstretched camps on the border of Bangladesh are struggling to cope with the huge numbers of displaced families, including men, women, children and infants (with many newborns) arriving everyday, with very minimal essentials to go by. Basic necessities like food, water and shelter are all in short supply.

What you can do to help?

Human Appeal staff are on the ground in Myanmar, providing life-saving aid to those who need it most. With your help, we can distribute emergency food, water and medical care to vulnerable families who have lost everything.

Just £65, will provide food for a month for a hungry family in desperate need. 

£100 will buy an emergency kit with medicine, food and clean water. 

This could mean the difference between life and death for someone who has lost absolutely everything.

Please donate to save a precious life today.

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