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Cleaner Spaces, Healthier Futures: Waste Management in Rohingya Camps
In Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees generate over 100 tons of waste daily. But a new initiative by Community Partners International is transforming that waste into compost - and hope. ...
Collapsed buildings and rubble in Mandalay, Myanmar, following the March 2025 earthquake.
CPI Responds to Deadly Earthquake in Myanmar
CPI is responding to a deadly earthquake that struck Myanmar on Friday, March 28, causing widespread destruction. Find out how you can help. ...
Biogas: Affordable and Renewable Energy for Low-Resource Communities
Low-resource communities often have little choice but to use firewood to cook food, which harms their health and the environment. Biogas offers an affordable and renewable alternative. ...
Voices of Trust: Shamjida, a Rohingya refugee from Myanmar, holds her baby in her arms while sitting in her shelter in Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh, with her husband and young daughter. Shamjida opted to vaccinate her child against ten dangerous diseases through an immunization project supported by Community Partners International.
Voices of Trust: How Rohingya Volunteers are Changing Minds on Vaccination
Rumors and misinformation fuel vaccine hesitancy among Rohingya refugees from Myanmar sheltering in Bangladesh. However, Rohingya community immunization volunteers use education and encouragement to t ...
From Houston, With Love
Since 2017, Houston’s Muslim community has come together to raise funds for Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh ...
World Water Day: Highlighting Safe Water Access for Rohingya Refugees
On March 22, 2024, Rohingya and Bangladeshi host communities in and around Kutupalong Refugee Camp, marked World Water Day with creativity and enthusiasm ...
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