Recently, around Mother’s Day, we asked for your support for Rohingya mothers. We spoke of women who, instead of flowers and breakfast in bed, were dealt hell on earth.

You responded the way you always do—without hesitation. A total of 277 people decided to help. Three people, often strangers, from another continent, came together to fund a single package. They met in a shared gesture so that one woman could feel more human in inhuman conditions.

This isn’t the kind of help that changes global politics—but you don’t have to change the whole world. Changing one person’s world is enough. Each package restores a sense of humanity. In a camp where your body is the only thing you have left, caring for it becomes your last line of defense. A bar of soap and a tube of toothpaste aren’t luxuries—they’re protection against serious diseases. A mosquito net stretched above a sleeping mat marks the borders of a space safe from malaria. A personal, safe world—even if it’s only two square meters.

Our work in Bangladesh continues. You can join us by funding another support package. Every day, we fight for the dignity of people the world would rather forget.

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