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Nearly a million Rohingya refugees live in Bangladesh―most in the world’s largest refugee camp cluster in Cox’s Bazar, and some on Bhasan Char Island. They are completely dependent on international aid for survival. Ever since they arrived, Caritas Bangladesh, with Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada’s support, has been providing them shelter, sanitation and hygiene services; food; healthcare; cash assistance; work opportunities; and education and protection services.
This summer, research and advocacy officer Dean Dettloff, spoke about this work with Caritas Bangladesh’s executive director, Sebastian Rozario, who was visiting Toronto.
This summer, research and advocacy officer Dean Dettloff, spoke about this work with Caritas Bangladesh’s executive director, Sebastian Rozario, who was visiting Toronto.
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