Muhammad sharing his journey and showing his resiliance!

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.

Even before graduating from LP4Y, I secured a position at Burger King. Balancing full-day training with evening and overnight work was challenging, but LP4Y had prepared me with the discipline, resilience, and determination to succeed.

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.

At LP4Y's Green Village in Calauan, Philippines, Youth took the lead in celebrating Pride Month by organizing a community event dedicated to raising awareness and fostering understanding.

Before joining LP4Y, I lacked confidence in my future and was unsure about which career path I should choose. However, after becoming part of LP4Y, my life gradually began to change.

I had the opportunity to participate in a Mock Interview with PartnerRe to improve my skills in presenting myself in a professional context. I really enjoyed this interview. The interviewer was honest and open with me, and she shared her own experience with a similar challenge, which made me feel understood. She also gave me helpful advice.

Today, I am working as a Finance Intern at Mintha Care Co., Ltd., and it has been almost six months. This workplace reminds me a lot of LP4Y because everyone is kind and supportive.

I whispered, "Yes, this is my purpose to make them happy in their old age."

By Akari Khaing | Youth in TDC Yangon, Myanmar Akari Khaing My name is Akari Khaing, and my religious name is Jasmine. I am 19 years old and I live in Yangon. I dropped out of school in 2020 because of the Covid 19 virus. After that, there was a problem in our country which affected the political situation. I live with my mother. I have two sisters. Now I am working at Mintha Care Trade coLtd as an Admin Intern. I first heard about this training in July 2025 from STAR

By Milima Shrestha | Youth in TDC Kathmandu, Nepal Milima's Graduation My name is Milima Shrestha, and I am 29 years old from Kathmandu, Nepal. Before joining LP4Y in January 2025, I had no clear career plan and spent most of my time at home. One day, I learned about LP4Y through my neighbor, and with my family's support, I decided to join the program. At LP4Y, I gained many professional and personal skills that helped shape my future. In the Communication and Marketing Depar

By Amal Abdelzain | Youth in TDC Cairo, Egypt My name is Amal Abdelzain. I am 19 years old, and originally from Sudan. I have been living in Al Dokky, Cairo since March 3rd, 2023. I joined LP4Y in January and I am currently in management step. I am working in the HR and finance department. Before, I used to work in the Learning & Development department and the Partnerships department. Before LP4Y I was studying at the Faculty of Pharmacy in Sudan. I completed an internship w

By Theint Su Nandar Aye | Youth in TDC Yangon, Myanmar Theint Su Nandar Aye (right) with Wah Wah Htwe (left) during Graduation I officially joined LP4Y on December 15th, 2025, and that was the moment my life began to shine. My social anxiety vanished, and I transformed into someone with strong communication skills. LP4Y taught me how to be professional, from the way I dress to the way I carry myself. I have successfully developed a clear Life Project Plan and built many meani

Testimony written by Sana Khan for Lacoste's Center Visit | Youth, TDC Malwani, India Sana Khan Good morning everyone, My name is Sana Khan, and today I would like to share how Life Project 4 Youth (LP4Y) has played an important role in transforming my life. There was a time in my life when I was going through a very challenging phase personally and emotionally. I was facing uncertainty, self-doubt, and many responsibilities at a young age. During that time, becoming part of

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.

Below is the graduation speech of Raphael Logares, a testament to resilience shared at the Concentrix Taguig campus during the latest LP4Y commencement in December 2025.