In 1999, the 50th Anniversary of the Asia andPacific Alliance of YMCAs, formerly known as Asia Alliance of YMCAs, was celebrated with the launching an Endowment Fund - 'The Golden Anniversary Trust Fund". The Fund was a concerted effort to raise funds needed to support the movement's programs and projects aimed at improving the quality of live of the peoples and the spirit of self-reliance in the region irrespective of their race, caste and religion.
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Subvented HK Charity
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Charity number
91/5614
Effective date (charity status)
18/08/1999
Benevity ID
5869958231850_f405
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Last updated: Mar 12, 2026
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APAY & CYMCA REACH A MEDIATION ON THE HONG KONG OFFICE
With hearts full of gratitude, the Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs(APAY) joyfully announce the successful conclusion of the APAY HK Office Matter with the Chinese YMCA (CYMCA) of Hong Kong . The mediation outcome marks not only the resolution of an important matter but also a testament to the spirit of unity and fellowship that defines our movement. Read more
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND MEANINGFUL WORK
Empowering Youth Through Health and Environmental Awareness
YMCA Malang - Indonesia successfully held a Youth Camp, Worship and Compost Training under the theme: “Rooted & Renewed – Respect your body, Respond to Climate Change” on April 25 – 26, 2026. Attended by 45 youth participants, reflecting a shared commitment to promoting health awareness and environmental responsibility. Read more
2nd Workshop on Artificial Intelligence at Lahore YMCA
The 2nd Artificial Intelligence Workshop at Lahore YMCA gathered over 31 enthusiastic participants, including youth, students, teachers, and YMCA staff. Building on the first workshop, this session focused on the practical applications of AI in creative and professional fields. Read more
YOUTH VOICE
Jo Ye‑eun, President of the National Council of University YMCAs of Korea, offered a youth‑centered reflection on John 17:21 — “That they all may be one” — during the Executive Committee Meeting in Jeju. She emphasized that Uni YMCA is more than an organization; it is a vibrant network of young people striving to transform the world. “We are not merely connected,” she affirmed, “we are agents of change, moving together toward a better future.” Read more
SUSTAINABLE PLANET
YMCA Malang: Earth Clean‑Up Campaign
On May 3, 2026, 20 Uni Y members and youth volunteers joined YMCA Malang’s Earth Clean‑Up Campaign during Car Free Day. The initiative promoted environmental awareness by combining collective action with public engagement. Volunteers cleaned public spaces and encouraged the community to reduce waste and be responsible. Read more
COMMUNITY WELLBEING
YMCA Manila 2026 Summer Rural Workcamp Brings Education, Health, and Community Development
Over two months, the organization launched impactful programs focused on Meaningful Work, Just World, Sustainable Planet, and Community Wellbeing, all aimed at creating a practical and participatory service framework. The YMCA Manila conducted its 2026 Summer Rural Workcamp from April 20 to May 5. Read more
Workshop on Conflict to Harmony Through Nonviolent Communication
The two-day workshop “Conflict to Harmony: Empowering Youth in Pakistan through Nonviolent Communication (NVC)” was held on April 24–25, 2026, at the YMCA Hall, Lahore. The workshop was organized by the Lahore YMCA in collaboration with the Interfaith Cooperation Forum (ICF), a project of the Asia Pacific Alliance of YMCAs (APAY). Read more
Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Peace Building Program
The Myanmar YMCA, Taunggyi YMCA, and Hpa-an YMCA organized a three-day workshop on the "Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Peace Building Program" in Taunggyi Township. The main objectives of the program were to: promote gender equality, prevent gender-based violence (GBV), and strengthen peaceful communities. Read more
Interfaith Cooperation: “Peaceful Minds” Workshop Inspires Youth in Kandy
A three-day workshop on “Peaceful Minds: Empowering Youth for Mental Health and Peace" was successfully held from April 24 to 26, 2026, at Kandy City Mission, organized by the Interfaith Cooperation Forum (ICF) Sri Lanka. A total of 17 young individuals from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds — five Buddhist, eight Muslim, three Hindu, and one Christian participant. Read more
Serving communities with care and dignity
YMCA Cuttack organized programs to distribute clothes and weighing scales to visually impaired individuals in the community. Read more
Community Wellbeing: Empowering Communities
In response to the growing need for enhanced safety in conflict-affected areas, the Myanmar YMCA is actively working to strengthen the protection capacities of local communities. Read more
ANNOUNCEMENT
Welcome!
Justice Kurian Joseph (Retd.) Elected National President of NCY India
On April 25, 2026, the National Council of YMCAs of India elected Justice Kurian Joseph (Retd.) as its National President. APAY warmly welcomes him to this new role and conveys our sincere congratulations and prayers. We trust his leadership will strengthen the YMCA movement in India, guiding it with wisdom, care, and vision for the years ahead. Read more
YMCA WORLD COUNCIL, TORONTO, UPDATES
Click here to check out the latest updates from the World Council—including keynote speakers, program schedule, webinars, travel requirements, and more.
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YMCA International Centre in Sri Lanka; buildings are partially damaged!
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the YMCA International Centre in Kurana, Katunayake. Many from the global YMCA
community and APAY reached out to the YMCA Sri Lanka with solidarity and
support. NCY of Sri Lanka is eternally grateful to all in the greater YMCA
family for their camaraderie and concern during this time.
