YPSA
The global policy and national policy of climate displacement should focus on the rights of climate induced displaced people. It is their right and not a welfare issue. This was stated by Md. Arifur Rahman,…
“We have huge success in running assignment and online education. COVID-19 pandemic is also a good opportunity for us to turn these initiatives into their daily habit and make our students understand their duties to…
The USA Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl R. Miller visited YPSA’s Education In Emergency (EIE) activities under Rohingya Response Program supported by Save the Children, in Cox’s Bazar on September 19, 2021. The Ambassador talk to…
Deputy Director (Deputy Secretary) of the NGO Affairs Bureau under Prime Minister’s Office Muhammad Anwar Hossain visited various project activities of YPSA. A view exchange meeting was arranged at the YPSA Head Office on September…
“Hundred Years of Mujib” a special book published on the occasion of the birth centenary of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman edited by Md. Arifur Rahman, Chief Executive of YPSA and…
YPSA organized a Mayor Dialogue on Mayor Award and Sustainable Waste Management Initiative for a cleaner, greener and safer Chattogram city. The program was held at the Conference room of Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) on…
Partnership agreement signed between Bangladesh NGO Foundation (BNF) and YPSA. Read more…
Human chain protesting against building hospital at CRB area to protect environment. Read more…
YPSA becomes the Champion of the WSIS Prize 2021. Read more…
Country Director of Save the Children Onno van Manen visits YPSA. Read more…
Director of OPHNE, USAID visited YPSA Resource Center in Chattogram. Read more…
Country Director of International Rescue Committee (IRC) visits YPSA’s Protection Assistance for COVID 19 Response Project. Read more…
Security and infrastructure development are essential for the growth of tourism : Sitakund UNO. Read more…
YPSA observed International Volunteer Day 2020. Read more…
YPSA Safety First Cycle Rally. Read more..
Mathribhumi Foundation congratulates and presents honorary memento to the YPSA Chief Executive. Read more…
Training on Disability Rights and Protection act 2013, UNCRPD and SDGs held at Chattogram. Read more…
Country Director of Save the Children visited YPSA in Ukhiya. Read more…
YPSA provides emergency cash support among COVID-19 affected poor families Read more
Virtual Talk to Promote Disability Inclusive Entrepreneurship for COVID 19 Affected Women with Disabilities Held Read more
Staff orientation on Covid-19, GBV & PVE (For Consortium Staff) organized by YPSA CEVEC Consortium Read more
Partnership agreement signed between Bangladesh NGO Foundation (BNF) and YPSA Read more
YPSA Launched Entrepreneurship Training for COVID-19 Affected Women with Disabilities Read more
Assistant Health Coordinator, RRRC Office, Cox’s Bazar visited YPSA Age Friendly Space Read more
Induction workshop of “Economic Recovery Project for COVID 19 Affected Host Communities & Rohingya Refugee” Read more
Meeting of Urban Community Volunteers of West Sholashahar Ward-7 held Read more
YPSA launched 13 hand washing corners in Chattogram City Corporation area Read more
Ward Disaster Management Committee meeting on preparedness to tackle the second wave of COVID-19 Read more
IRC Country Director visits YPSA’s Protection Assistance for COVID 19 Response Project in Cox’s Bazar Read more
YPSA observed International Volunteer Day 2020 Read more
YPSA is a voluntary, nongovernmental and nonprofit organization for sustainable development. YPSA is registered with the different departments of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh including NGO Affairs Bureau, Department of Social Welfare, Department of Youth Development, Ministry of Health And Family Welfare, Micro Credit Regulatory Authority, Copyright Office and Register of Joint Stock Companies and Firms . Read more…
YPSA envisions a society without poverty where everyone’s basic needs and rights are ensured.
YPSA exists to participate with the poor and vulnerable population with all commitment to bring about their own and society’s sustainable development.
With a view to create worldwide awareness about this youth community and to ensure youth participation in development programs, the UN General Assembly on 3rd November 1978 declared the years 1981-90 as Youth Decade and 1985 as International Youth Year . Being inspired by spirit of International Youth Year some socially conscious youths of Sitakund Upazilla under Chittagong District of Bangladesh began to motivate and organize the youth community to establish a development organization. In this way on 20th May 1985 by active initiation of the socially conscious youth, a social development organization called YPSA (Young Power in Social Action) began its course of participation in the development process.
◯ Patriotism and commitment to national interest, sovereignty and national pride
◯ Justice, transparency and accountability
◯ Mutual respect and gender friendliness
◯ Quality and excellence
◯ Humility and confidence
◯ Respect for diversity
◯ Support for environment and ecology
Climate-displaced people in Bangladesh raise their voices for support 
U.N. says Rohingya refugee girls sold into forced labor in Bangladesh
Climate change and slavery: the perfect storm?
In Bangladesh, human traffickers rely on silence …
The urgent need for rights-based solutions to climate displacement in Bangladesh 
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