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Mercy-USA for Aid and Development, Inc.

44450 Pinetree Drive Suite 201
Plymouth, Michigan 48170-3869

Toll Free: 1-800-556-3729
or 1-800-55-MERCY
info@mercyusa.org

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Emergency Relief

Emergency Relief

Mercy-USA teams are always ready to respond quickly to disasters in the crowded refugee camps in the region of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh where nearly 960,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar are sheltering. We have responded to devastating fires, floods and mudslides in the camps by providing immediate food aid and relief kits to survivors. Your gift to our relief efforts allow us to respond immediately when a crisis hits.

Your generosity can help bring much-needed relief to Rohingya refugee families in Bangladesh.

Responding When Families Needed Help Most

In July 2026, heavy monsoon rains caused severe flooding across the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, damaging shelters, disrupting access to food, and leaving vulnerable families without basic necessities.

Families who had already been displaced by violence and persecution were once again facing the loss of their homes, belongings, and access to food.

Mercy-USA Delivered Emergency Relief

In response to the flooding, Mercy-USA provided emergency food and hygiene kits to families affected by the disaster.

These essential supplies helped 3,750 people meet their immediate food and hygiene needs during a time when flooding had disrupted normal access to food and destroyed household resources.

Through this emergency response, Mercy-USA helped bring immediate, practical relief to Rohingya families facing yet another devastating crisis.

Your Support Made This Response Possible

Because of the generosity of our supporters, emergency assistance reached families when they needed it most—helping provide food, hygiene essentials, and a measure of relief amid the devastation caused by the floods.