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RUPSA stands for Rural & Urban Proactive Social Association. It is a local non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to various social and community development initiatives.
We believe that sustainable work is locally-led. Along with implementing community-owned water projects, our local partners help facilitate comprehensive water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programming to protect everyone’s long-term health.
RUPSA is primarily based in Barguna, a district in southern Bangladesh. However, its reach extends to both rural and urban areas in the region.
RUPSA focuses on several core areas, including education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, entrepreneurship support, and initiatives that empower marginalized communities.
RUPSA’s programs and services are available to all people in Bangladesh, regardless of their income, social status, or religion. However, RUPSA specifically targets underprivileged communities, such as the poor, women, and children.
Yes, RUPSA is duly registered with the Deputy Director of the District Social Service Office in Barguna, with registration number 382/05, dated February 16, 2005
Yes, RUPSA is a legitimate organization. It has been in operation for over 15 years and has a good reputation in the community. RUPSA is also a registered social organization with the government of Bangladesh.
You can get involved with RUPSA by volunteering your time, and expertise, or by providing financial support. To inquire about specific opportunities, contact RUPSA directly through their official channels.
Yes, RUPSA often welcomes international donations to support its projects. You can contribute through secure channels provided on their website or through designated financial institutions.
RUPSA is committed to using its resources wisely and efficiently. RUPSA has a transparent financial management system and undergoes regular audits. RUPSA also publishes an annual report that details its income and expenses.
RUPSA has been involved in various projects, such as the “Self-Reliant of Disabled and Unprivileged,” “Tree Plantation,” and “Free Friday Clinic” initiatives. These projects address a range of social and environmental issues.
RUPSA is committed to transparency and accountability. They regularly provide financial reports and updates on their projects, demonstrating their commitment to responsible use of resources.
RUPSA often welcomes visits from interested individuals or groups. You can arrange a visit by contacting them in advance to ensure a meaningful and informative experience.
You can stay informed about RUPSA’s activities and impact by following their official website, and social media accounts, and subscribing to their newsletter, which provides regular updates on their projects and initiatives.
Please note that these FAQs are for general information, and for specific inquiries or more detailed information, it’s advisable to contact RUPSA directly through their official channels.