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Get the latest updates for our work and discover where we're supporting communities around the world in the aftermath of disaster and conflict.
Damage to a home in the Korail slum in Dhaka.
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How is ShelterBox responding?
ShelterBox is working with our local partner, Uttaran, to support people to recover and rebuild after the fire.
ShelterBox and Uttaran are supporting thousands of people with shelter, bedding and kitchen sets, and/or cash assistance.
We have previously worked together when hundreds of thousands of people were displaced from flooding earlier in 2025.
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Photo taken during our response to Cyclone Remal. Image by Uttaran.
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Has ShelterBox responded in Bangladesh before?
ShelterBox has supported people in Bangladesh after Cyclone Remal, as well as flooding in 2017 and 2019. In 2007 we responded to Cyclone Sidr.
We also responded to the Rohingya crisis in 2017 with International Organization for Migration (IOM). Around 688,000 Rohingya refugees fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar in 2017 to escape violence and persecution.
As extreme weather gets worse, disasters like the flooding are becoming more common in places like Bangladesh. The need for emergency shelter is greater than ever.
Our response to Cyclone Remal
A woman walking through a flooded area in Bangladesh.
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How can I support people in Bangladesh?
You can help us bring hope and relief to those who need it most. Every donation counts—it’s not just about giving; it’s about restoring dignity, safety, and hope to those who have lost everything.
You can also stay informed, and share on social media, to raise awareness about the crisis people are facing in Bangladesh.
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Rebuilding projects in Bangladesh following Cyclone Remal, 2024.
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Our aid items in Bangladesh
Essential housing items like bricks, cement, sand, sheet roofing and timber. This will enable people to re-build there homes, and look towards the future.
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