THE HMBD JOURNAL · EDUCATION

FDMN Education: a place to learn and belong

Temporary Learning Centers in Camp 13 offer Rohingya children opportunities to learn, build confidence and continue their education.

By HMBD FoundationCamp 13 · Cox’s Bazar
Children attending a class at an HMBD Temporary Learning Center
Program photography from the HMBD portfolio.

A place for learning in Camp 13

HMBD’s education work with Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) includes Temporary Learning Centers in Camp 13, Cox’s Bazar. These spaces offer Rohingya children an opportunity to continue learning within their community.

More than a classroom

For children whose lives have been disrupted by displacement, access to education matters. A place to learn also creates opportunities to build confidence and experience a sense of belonging.

The portfolio photograph captures children attending a class at an HMBD Temporary Learning Center. It offers a closer look at the people behind the education program.

Keeping opportunity within reach

This work forms part of HMBD’s commitment to education. The story brings attention to the value of accessible learning spaces and to the importance of continuing educational opportunities for displaced children.

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