Case Story of Amma Zia
“My name is Amma Zia. I was born in Myanmar, but my memories were shaped in a refugee camp. I was too young to remember the violence, yet old enough to carry the stories of my parents and grandparents. From them, I learned what was lost but also why I must keep learning, dreaming, and speaking, so our history is never forgotten.”
Livelihood Support to Rohingya Women
The project empowered Rohingya refugee women by strengthening their skills, confidence, and leadership through livelihood support. By providing tailoring training and entrepreneurship knowledge, women gained economic independence, dignity, and a stronger voice within their families and communities, contributing to resilience and long-term sustainability in the refugee camps.