The project started in 2017. Spreeha was one of the early responders to take emergency healthcare and relief materials to Rohingya camps in Ukhiya. To rebuild the lives of the Rohingya community, the project gradually included provision of healthcare, education, relief materials, and counselling within the camps. Initially, Spreeha’s development centers catered to the vulnerable community and provided a space for nurture and healing.

Healthcare for all
– Health care centers built in camps
– Access to physicians and medication
– Maternal and child healthcare
– Primary health care
– Health education and disease prevention
– Sanitation and hygiene awareness

Education for children & adolescents
– Education centers for children and adolescents in camps
– Early childhood development program

Counselling for communities
– Health education
– Moms’ clubs
– Family planning counselling
– Malnutrition prevention
– Education counselling

Emergency Relief Support
– Building materials for shelters
– Health and hygiene materials
– Energy-efficient cooking stoves
– Drinking water
– Mosquito net
– Solar lights