A monthly Linguistic Improvisation class for Rohingya refugee women is underway
A monthly Linguistic Improvisation class for Rohingya refugee women is underway as part of the “WAGAR – Women and Girls at Risk” project. This initiative, led by RRW (Rohingya Resilient Women) and supported by UNSW, Tenaganita, MSRI, Asylum Access Malaysia, and UNHCR, focuses on linguistic enhancement and empowerment for Rohingya women and girls. The skill build up class address the language barriers these women encounter in various aspects of their daily lives, spanning interactions from renting a house to seeking medical assistance, getting transportation, and purchasing groceries.
The RRW is always committed to Rohingya Women to underpins them no matter how.
This linguistic improvement is vital for overcoming hurdles for Rohingya Women
The classes are designed to impart linguistic skills in two essential languages, enabling refugee women to navigate their social environment more effectively. By equipping them with language proficiency, the workshops aim to empower Rohingya women, fostering greater independence and self-confidence. This linguistic improvement is vital for overcoming hurdles in accessing essential services and participating more actively in their communities.
Linguistic classes for all regardless of their age
Rohingya Women are contributing to breaking down barriers by this skill
The class is an indispensable tool for promoting resilience and addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by Rohingya women and girls, emphasizing their holistic well-being and integration into their new environment over coming the language beerier.
This initiative reflects a multi-faceted approach to addressing the needs of refugee women, recognizing that linguistic skills are crucial for practical aspects of daily life and serve as a means of empowerment. As the class continue to unfold, they contribute to breaking down barriers, fostering resilience, and promoting the overall well-being of Rohingya refugee women and girls in their new communities.
The partnership between UNHCR Malaysia and APRREN showcases a commitment to holistic empowerment,
The class focuses on improvising Bahasa Melayu and English Lanmauge.
These classes help women face the language barrier they often encounter by improving their skills. The class focuses on improvising their language abilities, especially in Bahasa Melayu and English. Through this program, Rohingya Women learn new words, phrases, and how to communicate effectively. By enhancing their language skills, these women can better interact with others, access opportunities, and feel more confident in their daily lives. RRW’s efforts are empowering Rohingya women to overcome these challenges and thrive in their new environment.
Rohingya Women are overcoming these challenges and thrive in their new environment by Linguistic class.
Local NGOs are underpinning these class as well
The collaboration between RRW and its partners underscores the commitment to the holistic well-being of Rohingya refugee women. UNSW, Tenaganita, MSRI, Asylum Access Malaysia, and UNHCR’s support amplifies the impact of these workshops, emphasizing the significance of linguistic proficiency in empowering women and girls facing the challenges of displacement.
Thanks to local NGOs those are underpinning RRW to conducting these classes.
