BASMAH Health Clinics are now providing free dental services for the Rohingya refugees.
Free Dental Care for Rohingya Refugees
Comprehensive Support for Families
Clinic Locations
BASMAH has established clinics to serve the Rohingya refugees at the following locations in Bangladesh: Camp 26, Block H2, West Leda in Teknaf Camp 14 in Ukhia, Cox’s Bazar district Near Camp 13 in Ukhia, Cox’s Bazar district
Addressing a Critical Need
Everyday Medical Services
Clinic Operations
BASMAH’s medical clinics are staffed by 5 doctors and 15 support staff members and volunteers. The medical project is officially approved by the Government of Bangladesh’s NGO Affairs Bureau, ensuring its legitimacy and commitment to serving the community.
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