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Providing Humanitarian Healthcare in Bangladesh
MedGlobal In Bangladesh.
MedGlobal has been providing lifesaving healthcare in Bangladesh since 2017. Through our health posts and maternity centers, we deliver 24/7 maternal and newborn services, including safe deliveries, prenatal and postnatal care, family planning, and laboratory testing. All care is offered free of charge to Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi families living below the poverty line.
Our Work in Bangladesh.
Your support made this impact possible in 2025.
185100
Health Facilities
Supported
10150
,503Direct Health
Services
2921
,608Indirect Beneficiaries
Strengthening Healthcare in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh
Our Impact
How It Works
MedGlobal has been serving Rohingya refugees and vulnerable host communities in Bangladesh since 2018, delivering lifesaving healthcare in one of the world’s largest refugee settlements. Through primary healthcare, maternal and newborn services, nutrition programs, mental health support, and chronic disease management, we work alongside local partners to improve access to quality care while strengthening health services for long-term resilience.
In 2025, MedGlobal provided essential healthcare services to more than 77,113 Rohingya refugees and underserved host community members across Cox’s Bazar. Our programs include 24/7 maternal and newborn care, primary healthcare, chronic disease management, mental health services, ultrasonography, and donations of essential medicines and medical equipment that strengthen local health facilities and improve patient outcomes.
MedGlobal operates a Health Post and a 24/7 Maternity and Birth Center in Cox’s Bazar, providing integrated primary healthcare, maternal and newborn care, nutrition services, mental health support, chronic disease management, and diagnostic services for Rohingya refugees and surrounding host communities. Alongside direct medical care, we strengthen local health systems by training healthcare workers, upgrading facilities, and supplying essential medicines and equipment to ensure vulnerable families have continued access to lifesaving healthcare.
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