IMAGINE LIVING LIKE THIS...
Not having access to education
Living next to heaps of litter instead of community gardens
Living next to heaps of litter instead of community gardens
The Rohingya are considered stateless people. Even after living in Pakistan for decades, there are no policies in place to acknowledge their existence as legal.
Living next to heaps of litter instead of community gardens
Living next to heaps of litter instead of community gardens
Living next to heaps of litter instead of community gardens
Under these circumstances,
Rohingya cannot vote or apply for citizenship, which limits their access to formal education
and the workforce.
Working in the most precarious environments
Living next to heaps of litter instead of community gardens
Working in the most precarious environments
They resort to underpaid labor jobs and cannot own and rent formal accommodation.
Being overworked and underpaid
Being overworked and underpaid
Working in the most precarious environments
The Rohingya possess unique skill sets, including fishing and managing the catch from the ocean. They are an integral part of Pakistan's fishing industry and economy, but they do not receive any public services in return.
Join us to make the change
Being overworked and underpaid
Join us to make the change
At Upbuild Foundation, we are committed to improving the lives and well-being of Rohingya people.
However, the lack of comprehensive documentation often poses a key obstacle. The present
research proposal to bridge this gap is just the first step in achieving our goal.
Spread hope and happiness
Being overworked and underpaid
Join us to make the change
We envision a community with equal access to health, education, housing, recreation, utilities, and infrastructure for men, women, and children. The next step is to set up a training center to teach technical skills to the community members in Arkanabad, Karachi.
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Your donation helps support our organization's mission to make a positive impact in the Rohingya community. We appreciate your generosity and support!