YPSA
YPSA has celebrated International Youth Day 2022 with the theme “Intergenerational Solidarity: Creating a World for All Ages”. YPSA has organized several events as Colorful Rally, Discussion meeting, Clean Beach Campaign, Facebook Live Program at…
YPSA has organized a two-day capacity building training for youth forum members for climate adaptation action at the conference room of YPSA Banshkhali Office of Chattogram on 10-11 August 2022. The training was organized to…
YPSA organized a conference on motivating youth with values, morality, altruism and patriotism, at the Sitakunda Upazila Auditorium, with the technical support of QK Ahmad Foundation and funded by the Bangladesh Bank Disaster Management and…
Renowned economist Dr. Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad, Chairman of Palli Karma-Sahayak Foundation (PKSF) was present in an opinion sharing meeting held at the Freedom Fighter AKM Mofizur Rahman Hall, YPSA HRDC, Sitakund on 3 August 2022….
The hill forest of Cox’s Bazar, which was destroyed due to the Rohingya camp, has become green again. The government took the initiative of afforestation to bring back the environment and biodiversity of the mountains….
SDG Youth Summit 2022 was held in the tourist city of Cox’s Bazar on July 23 and 24. More than 400 selected youth from 6 countries including Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, India, Malaysia, and Indonesia participated…
YPSA distributed food among the flood victims in Sylhet. Read more…
YPSA Participated in the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland. Read more…
Everyone must work together to protect the rights of the displaced people – CCC Mayor Rezaul Karim. Read more…
YPSA organized Job Fair in Cox’s Bazar. Read more…
View Exchange meeting held between Director General of NGO Affairs Bureau (NGOAB) and Chief Executive of YPSA. Read more…
Solidarity rally demanding halt construction of hospital in CRB. Read more…
Partnership agreement signed between Bangladesh NGO Foundation (BNF) and YPSA. 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…
Urban Community Volunteers run week-long campaign on Coronavirus Prevention Awareness Read more
Preventing Violent Extremism, GBV & Response COVID-19 Idea awarded in Youth Social Hackathon -2022 Read more
YPSA with WFP starts GFA Program on the New Year Eve of 2022! Read more
YPSA inaugurated Isolation Center in Primary School Read more
YPSA CEVEC Consortium organized staff orientation responding to the impact of Covid-19 Read more
YPSA Proyash-II Urban Community Volunteers honored by Chattogram District Administration Read more
Consultation meeting on “Safe Back to School and Learning” organized by Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education, Save the Children and YPSA 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
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 
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The urgent need for rights-based solutions to climate displacement in Bangladesh 
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