<strong>Educate Rohingya Children</strong> – The Rohingya Centre UK (RCUK) is providing safe, accredited, and community-led education for Rohingya children in Cox’s Bazar refugee camps. With your support, we can give children the tools, skills, and confidence to learn, grow, and build a brighter future, protecting them from exploitation and poverty.
Every day, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya children in Cox’s Bazar wake up with no school to go to, no books to read, and no one to guide them. Years of displacement, hardship, and exclusion have taken away what every child deserves most: the chance to learn, grow, and dream.
The Rohingya Centre UK (RCUK) is stepping in to change that. Through the Rohingya Education System (RES), we provide:
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Safe, welcoming classrooms where children can focus on learning.
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Trained teachers who guide, inspire, and protect every child.
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A full curriculum including reading, writing, maths, science, and languages.
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Community involvement to ensure children are supported and safe.
Why Your Support Matters
Education is more than lessons and books, it is protection, hope, and a chance for a better life. Without it, children face child labour, early marriage, exploitation, and a lifetime trapped in poverty.
Your donation can help children:
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Go to school and stay in class.
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Learn from teachers trained to support their needs.
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Access safe, engaging learning environments.
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Gain the skills and confidence to dream of a brighter future.
Your Impact
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£115 – Educates 1 child for a year.
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£575 – Educates 5 children.
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£1,150 – Educates 10 children.
Every donation, big or small, changes a child’s life. It gives them a chance to learn, grow, and reclaim their future.
Donate Today – Give the Gift of Education
By supporting this project, you help turn urgent need into lasting change. Together, we can ensure that every Rohingya child has the chance to learn, thrive, and achieve their full potential.
📧 mohammed.a@rcuk.org.uk
📞 +44 7475 003364
🌐 www.rcuk.org.uk | www.rebarakan.org
Education is a right. Every child deserves it.