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Eleven-year-old Nora* made the courageous decision to escape the widespread violence in Myanmar on her own when her mum died in 2015. She desperately wanted to get to Malaysia where her father and brothers were already living.

Over 200 Rohingya children have suffered untold traumatic experiences as they fled persecution with their families from Myanmar, hoping to get to a better place

Safia is 28 and life as a sex worker is all she knows. Before she came to Daulatdia, she lived at the Madaripur brothel.

Shohel started working when he was nine years old. He didn’t have much choice – his dad walked out on the family, and he needed money to buy food.

Nazmul lives with her family in the slums of Okhla in New Delhi, India. Her home sits in an industrial zone, surrounded by open sewers.

As the impact of the Syria crisis spreads across the region, the number of children and adolescents who carry the burden of supporting their families is steadily increasing.