Supporting Education for Rohingya Children

With funding from Japan Platform (JPF) and technical support from Save the Children International (SCI), Jagorani Chakra Foundation (JCF) is providing safe, inclusive and quality learning opportunities for Rohingya children in Cox’s Bazar.

Through 345 learning facilities across 11 refugee camps in Ukhiya and Teknaf, the project has reached 12,630 children—9,133 girls and 3,497 boys—through the Myanmar Curriculum and Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP). The project also engaged 1 Rohingya teaching volunteer per facility host teaching volunteers were engaged 1:2 for LC and 1:4 for CBLF. Alongside 75 security guards were there to ensure safety of learning centers.

The project activities were visited by an SCI Japan delegation on 21 April 2026 at Camp 13. On 20 July 2026, a high-level Japanese delegation led by Mr. Naoki Takahashi, Deputy Chief of Mission of Japan, also visited the project to observe educational activities and review implementation progress.

JPF’s valuable funding has played a vital role in sustaining education for thousands of Rohingya children, helping them continue learning and build a brighter, more hopeful future.