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Our Vision: A Thriving Rohingya Nation

We strive to create a world where the Rohingya people are recognised, respected, and empowered to shape their own destiny.

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Supporting the Community

We offer a wide range of services to support the refugee community and other residents in settling into their new homes in the local city. Our team uses first-hand experience to make the process easier to understand and is here to assist them every step of the way.

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Welcome to Rohingya Centre

We warmly welcome everyone, including Rohingya, refugees, and asylum seekers, whether new to the UK or having been here for some time. Our goal is to assist everyone in integrating and adapting to their new life, particularly in the context of the Rohingya community and beyond.

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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HELP AND SUPPORT?

We offer a wide range of services to support the refugee community and other residents in settling into their new homes in the local city. Our team uses first-hand experience to make the process easier to understand and is here to assist them every step of the way.

HELP AND INFORMATION

Are you a refugee in need of assistance? Are you looking for valuable resources and information?

Community Building

Are you looking to get involved in community events and activities? Do you want to connect with other refugees?

Volunteer Opportunities

Are you interested in helping out at community events? Would you like to volunteer to support other refugees and be part of our community?

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Community Events

RCUK Recognised as Finalists at the 2025 Community Stars Awards

On 3 June 2025 – Cedar Court Hotel, Bradford More than 30 inspiring finalists gathered at the 2025 Community Stars Awards, each representing the spirit of service and compassion that…

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4 June 2025

Advocacy and Awareness

RCUK Statement: The Collapse of Rohingya Education Highlights the Need for Community-Led Solutions

Education Crisis in Rohingya Camps: A Humanitarian Failure, and a Wake-Up Call The announcement by UNICEF on 31 May 2025 that education for more than 230,000 Rohingya refugee children in…