BANGLADESH

On July 12th, the Bhashantek area experienced severe flooding, making many roads difficult and sometimes impossible to cross.

Three times a year, LP4Y centers pause their regular program for a day dedicated entirely to safety. On July 28, that mission took on a new dimension: centers across eight countries came together online for a session focused on preparing for natural disasters, coordinated in partnership with Veolia Foundation.

On Thursday, July 16, 2026, 14 Youth from GV-Bangladesh Batch 49 stepped out of their regular center activities and into a live professional environment. As part of a collaborative partnership activity, the group visited the RDRS Eye Care Center in Harivanga, Lalmonirhat.

I joined Life Project 4 Youth hoping to make a difference in the lives of Young Adults. In the end, they made the greatest difference in mine. I came to support them and discover their purpose, but through them, I discovered my own.

Limited networks, lack of professional experience, and fewer opportunities to meet companies can make the transition into the working world more difficult. This is why partnerships between organizations like LP4Y Bangladesh and It's Humanity Foundation (IHF) are so important.

At Life Project 4 Youth (LP4Y), we believe that empowered Youths create empowered communities. This belief came to life when 10 dedicated Youths from the Micro-Company's Restaurant in the Rangpur Green Village, Bangladesh, stepped forward to organize and conduct a powerful Community Training on 'Awareness Against Harassment' at Dalagram Dimukhi High School.

When her father walked away from the family, Nushrat Tasmia A Jahan, the eldest child, refused to give up . Faced with uncertainty and...

Jesmin Akter journey is a true example of the transformation of life through integration, showing how support and opportunities can...

My name is Chadni . I come from Bangladesh , and my story, like that of many young women in my country, began with struggle, but not with...