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A day in the life of Rohingya Camp home-based rehabilitation (HBR) officer Battia Nahar Ahsan.
The humanitarian crisis caused by escalating violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine State caused suffering on a catastrophic scale. Rohingya refugees have fled across the border from Myanmar to Bangladesh since August 2017 and by June 2018 makeshift camps in Cox’s Bazar were hosting some 898,000 displaced people. Refugees arriving in Bangladesh-mostly women and children-were traumatized, and some have arrived with injuries caused by gunshots, shrapnel, fire and landmines.
CBM and our partner CDD have been implementing a multi-faceted response, from implementing disability-inclusive health and medical services to working with 'mainstream' organisations, providing the expertise to ensure inclusion within the wider humanitarian community.