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United Youth Community Nepal

UNYC Nepal is a non-profit, non-governmental, grass-root and services oriented NGO established in 1995 registering at District Administration Office of Bardiya district. Its primary objective is to create civil society through improving the living standard and socio-economic development of the people of Bardiya district and Nepal as a whole through conducting community development and micro-finance program. Our main aim is to focus on Indigenous Ethnic Tharu, Dalit and others poorest people.
It is our philosophy that development of Nepal as whole is largely depending on strengthening the capability of the poorest and underprivileged Tharu and other people. Further more, the programming thrust of UNYC Nepal has been awareness building, need assessment and implementation through people’s participation and empowerment for the sustainable community development.
There are so many roles to be played by the local NGOs in order to achieve and all-round improvement of our civil society. Therefore, by uniting people, who are involved in the social service activities, we introduce a service oriented and non-profit NGO, UNITED YOUTH COMMUNITY (UNYC NEPAL) to dedicate our efforts to social services. Now, we have been delivering our services for the betterment of our target groups.

IMPLEMENTING STRATEGY:

UNYC Nepal implements all its programs through groups of target people. Therefore, it formulates groups, implement, monitor and evaluate all the program activities in the active participation of direct beneficiaries. Before implementing the program, it coordinates with all the concerned government line offices, local bodies, local NGOs and other stakeholders.

AMBULANCE SERVICES:

UNYC has been providing ambulance services from last 4 years to the needy people of Bardiya and Banke as well. The ambulance service is available for 24-hours. DASU/DANIDA had provided financial support to buy ambulance.

Mission

Advance the economic, academic, social and political status of underprivileged, exploited, victimized,
marginalized and the poorest people through sustainable community development efforts, awareness
building up training, campaigning and sustainable use of local resources, indigenous knowledge and
modern technologies

Goal

To increase public awareness through formal and non-formal education programme.
To publish and orient for preserving, promoting and development of Tharu culture, language and literature.
To facilitate for promotion and development of indigenous knowledge, skill and capacity of targeted people.
To help to reduce poverty through creating alternative self-employment by maximum utilization of available local resources.
To aware on human right, civic right and indigenous rights.
To do advocacy for attaining first right of indigenous ethnic people on land, water and all types of natural resources.
To play facilitation role for active and milestone enrolment to indigenous ethnic people in all level and services of state mechanism.

Vision

To create civil society through development of economic, social, cultural and health sectors of back
warded people and community of Nepal

Objectives

To motivate for admitting and sending regularly to school aged children.
To active targeted women to identify issues and playing crucial role for its solution.
To do protection, promotion and development work of indigenous ethnic Tharu language,
literature and culture.
To increase human right, indigenous right and civic right consciousness.
To conduct environment protection and awareness building programs.
To conduct training, workshops, seminars, interactions and study tours for back warded
community.
To strengthening the indigenous organization for social mobilization and development.
To conduct skill development training and promote for occupation diversification.
To develop networks of indigenous ethnic people for attaining indigenous ethnic rights
prescribed in UN declaration, ILO convention 169 and CBD convention 1992.
To play facilitation role for active and milestone enrolment to indigenous ethnic people in all
level and services of state mechanism.

Introduction