Susan Carland Instagram – The monsoons have hit Rohingya shelters in the world’s largest refugee camp. There are already reports of people, including children, being buried alive in the mudslides. In just one month, the camps have had more rain than Melbourne receives in a whole year, and with shelters made only of bamboo and tarpaulin to protect them, the Rohingya people – a people who have already faced unspeakable horror – are facing a massive crisis. When we hear such horrible things, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. . But we CAN show up for the Rohingya people. . We can show up by supporting the work of orgs like @unicefaustralia, who are there on the ground helping. Maybe we can’t be there physically, but WE CAN STILL SHOW UP. . Show up by hitting the link in my bio and donating.