More than 1 million Rohingya refugees live in makeshift camps made of bamboo and plastic. The Rohingya refugees (Muslims of Myanmar) are considered one of the most persecuted groups of people in the world. They have been subject to the ethnic cleansing that occurred in their country and fled for their lives to neighboring country Bangladesh with barefoot and whatever clothes that had on. These refugees depend on humanitarian aid for shelter, food, clothing, and healthcare, child education- for everything. International and local aid agencies are struggling to adequately serve this massive number of refugees with services on shelter, food, clothing, and healthcare. HABUN has jumped into serving these refugees to alleviate their sufferings. Since the time of this crisis began in 2017, HABUN has been working directly inside the camp and offering serval services and programs to help these people. HABUN programs include