Carry Them Through
Winter kits, food packs and meals for families in the Rohingya camps and in Hadramaut.
December and January are the coldest months in the camps. Most families sleep on the floor of bamboo shelters covered with plastic sheeting.
Two winter blankets for one family in the Rohingya camps, where most shelters are bamboo and plastic sheeting.
S$29
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Blankets and jackets to keep one family in the Rohingya camps warm through winter.
S$79
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Winter warmth and a pack of staples for one family in the Rohingya camps of Cox's Bazar.
S$139
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
A pack of staples for one family in the Rohingya camps of Cox's Bazar.
S$69
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Nights in Hadramaut turn cold from December to February, especially in the desert and valley areas.
A month of powdered milk for one young child in Hadramaut.
S$99
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Two winter blankets for one family in Hadramaut, where nights turn cold from December.
S$69
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
A pack of staples for one family in Hadramaut.
S$99
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Winter blankets and a pack of staples for one family in Hadramaut.
S$159
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Five freshly cooked meals, served at our next community distribution.
S$15
Distribution updates are shared on our Instagram and Facebook
Why now
December to February is the coldest stretch in both regions, and it arrives as aid budgets for both are shrinking.
Winter here is mild by global standards. In a shelter of bamboo and plastic sheeting, with a bare floor and no heating, it isn't.
Below 10°C
Cold waves can push night temperatures below 10°C in December and January.
Source: Bangladesh Meteorological Department, Cox's Bazar
Bamboo & plastic
Most families sleep on the floor, in shelters covered with thin plastic sheeting.
Source: Save the Children
1.2 million
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. More than half are children.
Source: IPS News, Sep 2026
US$7–10
Monthly food rations for many families since April 2026, down from US$12.
Source: WFP, via Arab News, Mar 2026
Yemen's food crisis reaches into Hadramaut, where desert days stay warm but nights turn cold.
≈12°C
Average January night in Hadramaut's desert interior. Valley nights can drop lower.
Source: Climate-Data.org
1 in 2
People in Yemen's government-controlled areas, including Hadramawt, face acute food insecurity.
Source: IPC analysis, via FAO and UNICEF, Jun 2026
−63%
Drop in the reach of nutrition services within a year in IRC-supported districts of southern Yemen, after funding cuts.
Source: International Rescue Committee, 2026
Under 25%
Share of Yemen's humanitarian response that was funded by the end of 2025.
Source: International Rescue Committee, 2026
Why Thoybah
Fixed price, listed contents
Every kit shows exactly what's inside and what it costs.
Vetted partners on the ground
Kits are bought and distributed by partners we've vetted in Cox's Bazar and Hadramaut.
Timed for winter
Orders go to our partners in monthly batches, so kits are distributed through December and early January.
Updates you can follow
We share distribution updates on our Instagram and Facebook.
Thoybah Services is a Singapore-registered business (UEN 53510487A), not a registered charity. Each kit is a service at a fixed price, delivered by a partner we've vetted.
Winter kits are distributed in batches through December and early January. Food packs, meals and powdered milk join the next distribution in their location.
We share distribution updates on our Instagram and Facebook. Follow us there to see the kits, packs and meals reach families.
Items and delivery cost more in Hadramaut, so its kits are priced separately.
Campaign kits don't include one. For a banner with up to 5 names, choose Feed a Community or 10 Family Food Packs.
Families selected by our vetted partners on the ground.
Pay by PayNow or card. All sales are final once payment is made, because orders are relayed to our partner straight away.