Under the Women Empowerment through Skill Development project, YPSA with the support of Bangladesh NGO Foundation (BNF) has distributed sewing machines among 20 small women entrepreneurs after providing basic training. The distribution program was held 29 July at the Freedom Fighter A.K.M. Mafizur Rahman Hall, YPSA-HRDC, Sitakund. Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) of Sitakund Milton Roy was the chief…
YPSA, an organization for sustainable development, has provided food assistance to 5,000 unemployed workers and poor families. These food items were distributed in packets among the unemployed workers and poor families in 10 unions and 1 municipality of the Sitakunda Upazila of Chattogram for 9 days. Each packet weighing about 32 kg was given rice, pulses, potatoes, onion, salt,…
Active Citizens, British Council is now organising a competition titled “Active Citizens Covid-19 Response: Social Action Innovation Ideas. The competition aims to provide young people under the Active Citizens network of Bangladesh with a platform where they can share their innovative ideas in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. How Active Citizens will participate in this competition…
To prevent the spread of Dengue and Chikungunya, YPSA with the support of Save the Children Bangladesh has distributed disinfectant sprayer to the Councilor of Chattogram City Corporation under the project PROYASH II. The sprayers were handover to the Councilors of Ward 7, 8, and 19 respectively on 28th, 30th and 29th June, 2020. YPSA has been working…
CHANNEL 24, a TV channel in Bangladesh, featured a report on returnee migrants in COVID-19 situation. Md. Arifur Rahman, Chief Executive of YPSA and Abdus Sabur, Program Manager of YPSA have been interviewed on a survey titled “Socio-Economic Impact of COVID-19 on Returnee Migrants in Bangladesh” which was recently conducted by YPSA.
“A small youth organization has been turned into a great NGO and become a role model in Bangladesh over the last 35 years by an active leadership. This success did not come from Aladdin’s magical lamp. A leader who did not achieve anything overnight. A leader who dreamed himself and helped to dream others.” Ali Adnan Archives…
Deputy Administrator of USAID Bonnie Glick visits YPSA in Cox’s Bazar. Read more…
Two micro-entrepreneurs on behalf of YPSA win 14th Citi Microentrepreneurship Award 2019. Read more…
Regional conference on the role of the microfinance institutions towards attaining the SDGs held. Read more…
Australian Foreign Affairs Minister visits YPSA’s humanitarian response project for the forcefully displaced Rohingya. Read more…
Orientation on YPSA Child Protection Policy launched. Read more…
YPSA wins Tobacco-Control Award 2019. Read more…
University of Chittagong inaugurated the first Accessible E-learning Center in Bangladesh. Read more…
US Ambassador Earl Robert Miller and USAID Mission Director Derrick S Brown visits YPSA in Cox’s Bazar. Read more…
Disability rights advocate Vashkar Bhattacharjee of YPSA from Bangladesh gets UNESCO award. Read more…
Managing Director of PKSF Md. Abdul Karim visits YPSA’s humanitarian response to displaced Rohingyas in Cox’s Bazar. Read more……
USAID General Counsel visits YPSA’s Counter Trafficking in Persons program. Read more…
Director of NGO Affairs Bureau visits YPSA. Read more…
YPSA has been awarded for Innovative practice on inclusive finance at the Zero Project Conference 2017 in Austria. Read more…
YPSA attends 71st United Nations General Assembly in New York. Read more…
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60 percent of the returnee migrants have run out of money brought while coming to the country 
Disinfectant water spray activities continuing under YPSA CEVEC Consortium 
YPSA CEVEC Project distributes food package among 800 families 
Popularizing Soapy Water among Slum Dwellers 
Research published on Socio-Economic Impact of COVID-19 on Returnee Migrants in Bangladesh 
Youth group in Chattogram came forward to cope with the Corona crisis 
WDMC of Chattogram City Corporation and Urban Community Volunteers responded to COVID-19 pandemic 
YPSA’s‘COVID-19 Emergency Response’ Project in Chakoria, Cox’s Bazar 
Several impoverished families received food in Kawkhali – COVID-19 pandemic 
900 families including Islamic scholars and Hindu priests received food 
Outbreak of COVID-19 and Mitigation Measures for the thousand service providers of YPSA Eco Tourism Project 
YPSA’s initiatives for distribution of food and protection materials 
Wheels of economy are turning: Mannan
Bangladeshi activist gets UNESCO award 
U.N. says Rohingya refugee girls sold into forced labor in Bangladesh
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