ARPA
We provide Information and Communication Technology (ICT) training to rural youth, empowering them with essential digital skills for better employment opportunities and access to information. These trainings help bridge the digital divide and foster digital literacy in remote areas.
Through various skill development and micro-enterprise support initiatives, we assist disadvantaged families—especially women and ethnic minorities—in establishing small businesses. These IGAs include tailoring, livestock rearing, handicrafts, and agro-based entrepreneurship to enhance household income and promote self-reliance.
ARPA offers free legal aid services to ethnic minority communities who often face discrimination and limited access to justice. We provide legal counseling, mediation, and awareness on rights and entitlements to ensure legal empowerment and protection.
We conduct awareness programs on critical issues such as health, hygiene, women's rights, child protection, climate change, and social harmony. These campaigns are designed to inform, educate, and mobilize communities for positive social transformation.
In our commitment to environmental sustainability, ARPA organizes regular tree plantation initiatives involving schools, community groups, and local authorities. These activities contribute to combating climate change, improving biodiversity, and enhancing green cover in the region.
ARPA is proud to operate the ARPA Clinic in Singra Upazila of Natore district, with the aim of ensuring accessible and affordable healthcare for underserved rural communities. This community-based clinic serves as a vital health resource for low-income families, ethnic minorities, and marginalized populations who often lack access to formal medical services. The ARPA Clinic offers a range of essential health services, including: