About RCUHS
RCUHS is a Rohingya refugee-led organization working to serve our people through humanitarian support, community development, civil initiatives, and advocacy. We work with our communities, respond to their needs, and help prepare the next generation for a better future. Serving our people, preparing the next generation.
Rohingya Civil Unity and Humanitarian Service (RCUHS) is a Rohingya civil and humanitarian organization established in late 2025 to serve the Rohingya community and provide practical support to individuals and families facing social, economic, and humanitarian challenges.
RCUHS works across civil and humanitarian areas. Our civil programs include Community Development, Education & Learning, Social Welfare, Livelihood Support, Civil Documentation, and Community Outreach & Advocacy. Our humanitarian programs include Emergency Response, Family & Vulnerable People Support, Disaster Assistance, Aid Distribution, Medical Support, and Recovery and Rehabilitation.
We provide support to individuals, families, and communities according to their needs, including access to essential services, support for vulnerable people, emergency and humanitarian assistance, community support, and representation of community concerns through appropriate advocacy and outreach.
RCUHS is collectively established and institutionally governed. No individual holds personal ownership over the organization, its name, identity, programs, or institutional resources. All activities and resources are maintained for the purposes of serving communities and carrying out the organization’s work.
RCUHS works with local and international humanitarian organizations, agencies, community groups, donors, and other partners where appropriate. The organization welcomes and accepts humanitarian support, donations, grants, material assistance, and other appropriate contributions that support our civil and humanitarian activities for the Rohingya refugees. Such support is used for the purposes for which it is provided and in accordance with applicable organizational procedures.
RCUHS provides civil services, humanitarian assistance, community support, advocacy, and emergency response, while promoting unity among the Rohingya people and strengthening cooperation, resilience, dignity, and well-being within Rohingya communities.
To improve the lives of the Rohingya community by providing practical humanitarian and civil support, promoting education and learning, protecting dignity and rights, strengthening local leadership, and building a resilient community through cooperation, advocacy, and sustainable development.
A future where the Rohingya community lives with dignity, security, equal rights, access to quality education and healthcare, economic opportunities, and meaningful participation in peaceful and inclusive societies.
Serving people with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Building a stronger Rohingya community through cooperation and inclusion.
Acting honestly, ethically, and responsibly in everything we do.
Being transparent and responsible to the people and communities we serve.
Supporting people and communities to build their capacity, resilience, and future.
Working together with communities, organizations, volunteers, and others to achieve meaningful results.
Our objectives guide our work in serving the Rohingya people and strengthening communities through civil, humanitarian, and development initiatives.
Serve and support the Rohingya people through civil and humanitarian initiatives.
Promote community development, unity, and social well-being.
Improve access to education and learning, healthcare, and social welfare services.
Support sustainable livelihoods and strengthen community resilience.
Assist with civil documentation, community outreach, and advocacy.
Provide humanitarian relief and emergency assistance during crises.
Support disaster response, aid distribution, medical assistance, recovery, and rehabilitation.
Uphold the dignity, rights, welfare, and well-being of the Rohingya people.
Unite and strengthen the Rohingya community through cooperation and collective action.
Read the latest news, reports, projects, and campaigns from RCUHS.
CampaignAugust 25 is a day etched deep into the collective memory of the Rohingya community. It marks the day when violent operations uprooted families, destroyed villages, and scattered an entire community across borders.
CampaignAugust 25 is a day etched deep into the collective memory of the Rohingya community. It marks the day when violent operations uprooted families, destroyed villages, and scattered an entire community across borders.
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NewsAn investigation by digital threat researchers reveals that dozens of coordinated accounts deployed altered footage and misattributed photos to spread false narratives about ethnic violence in Rakhine State.
NewsAn investigation by digital threat researchers reveals that dozens of coordinated accounts deployed altered footage and misattributed photos to spread false narratives about ethnic violence in Rakhine State.
NewsAn investigation by digital threat researchers reveals that dozens of coordinated accounts deployed altered footage and misattributed photos to spread false narratives about ethnic violence in Rakhine State.
