ACF NRS Former Staff Unity Platform

13/07/2026

Assalamualaikum dear colleagues,
​We are writing to share the heartbreaking news of the passing of Muhammad Solim, who previously served as the Head of Project for the Food Security Department at ACF Maungdaw. He passed away just an hour ago.
​Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un.
​We extend our deepest condolences to his family. Please keep him in your prayers, asking for comfort and strength for his loved ones during this time of loss.

04/05/2026

📸 A Cherished Memory with Our Former ACF Family

This photo is a heartfelt memory from our time with ACF. It reminds us not only of our shared work but also of the strong bonds we built together.

After the 2017 crisis, our former ACF-NRS Field Coordinator Adam Tousley took the time to visit us. In one of our most difficult moments, he stood beside us — showing genuine care, compassion, and humanity.

Even in hardship, he did not forget us.

On behalf of all former ACF-NRS team members, we express our deepest respect and gratitude for your kind heart and unwavering support. Your empathy meant more than words can express, and it continues to inspire us.

With respect and remembrance,
**ACF-NRS Former Staff Unity Platform**

31/03/2026

Once upon a time, ACF NRS teams were second biggest mission all over the world.

05/02/2026

For 3,086 long days, Rohingya refugees in camps across Bangladesh have held onto a single hope to return home. Every sunrise renews the same dream, and every night ends with the same waiting.

Many Rohingya have been living in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar for almost 9 years – some even for decades.

Every day, they hope tomorrow will bring good news - news of returning home, voluntarily, w/ safety, dignity & rights.

But the future remains uncertain🕯️

25/01/2026

ACF–NRS Former Staff Unity Platform

The ACF–NRS Former Staff Unity Platform is a collective of former humanitarian workers who once served together in Northern Rakhine State (NRS), Myanmar. United by a shared mission and lived experience, our members worked side by side to support vulnerable communities during challenging and meaningful times.

Today, we are spread across different countries. Despite the distance, our connection remains strong. We remember our time in NRS with respect, gratitude, and solidarity, memories shaped by teamwork, resilience, and a deep commitment to humanitarian values.

This platform exists to maintain our unity, honor our shared past, support one another in the present, and keep alive the spirit of compassion and service that brought us together in NRS.