This microproject aims to support my living costs so I can complete my Computer Science degree without interruption. Access to education is one of the biggest barriers faced by Rohingya refugees, many of whom remain excluded from formal education systems and opportunities for skill development. By supporting me, donors are not only helping a single student survive and continue his studies, but also investing in future leadership.
The project will provide support for my essential living expenses so I can continue my studies without interruption. This includes ensuring access to safe housing, daily meals, transportation to attend classes, and internet access for coursework and assignments. It removes the constant pressure of survival and allows me to fully focus on my education. It will reduce the need for irregular informal work, which often causes missed classes and affects academic progress.
In the long term, this project will directly support me in completing a Computer Science degree, while also creating indirect benefits for the wider Rohingya refugee community. Successfully completing higher education will enable the development of valuable technical skills in areas such as web development, data systems, and digital tools. These skills will be used to contribute to community-focused solutions, particularly in improving access to education and learning resource for refugee youth.
In the long term, this project will directly support me in completing a Computer Science degree, while also creating indirect benefits for the wider Rohingya refugee community. Successfully completing higher education will enable the development of valuable technical skills in areas such as web development, data systems, and digital tools. These skills will be used to contribute to community-focused solutions, particularly in improving access to education and learning resource for refugee youth.
