Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Training of Trainers (ToT)

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Last Updated (Wednesday, 31 March 2010 15:44)

Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs
Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Training of Trainers (ToT)
General Programme Information

What is Global Citizenship (GC)?
Global Citizenship is both an awareness and act of commitment rooted in the spirit of global consciousness and interconnectedness of the world. It recognises the need to understand global realities and social responsibilities and motivates the people to develop mindset as citizens of the world with human and ethical values. It promotes the collective community social responsibilities and actions towards justice, peace and sustainability of life by citizens as change agents.

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APAY Partnership Project

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Last Updated (Monday, 22 February 2010 14:05)

30 November 2009

Sub: APAY Partnership Project 2010: Sharing of Project Concepts received for Partnership / Financial support

 

Dear Friends,

I am forwarding herewith the project concept notes from 15 YMCAs in the Region. These YMCAs are looking for partner YMCAs/ Organisation for implementing the programs under APAY partnership project. We are expecting three more proposals from Indonesia, which I hope to share with you shortly.

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YMCA Action on Ageing

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Last Updated (Sunday, 07 February 2010 16:30)

Preface

The Ageing world is fast expanding. The increase in the number and percentage of older persons has raised number of social issues. Ageing today has gone beyond the realm of welfare concern to a developmental challenge. The change in population structure has huge implications on the global economy, society, social and development policy.The ageing process is part of God's plan for life, with the good news of Christ's redemption giving hope and purpose. As a faith based organization, concern for older persons in the YMCA is theologically grounded in the doctrine of Creation and the mission calling of the YMCA as agent of redemption and restoring abundant life for all. The Challenge 21 also urged us to seek to share the Christian ideal of building a human community of justice with love, peace and reconciliation for the fullness of life for all creation. This encourages us to be an advocate for the elderly who is an integral part of the society. The skills, knowledge and experiences of the older people can’t be ignored or excluded. The APAY Forum on Ageing challenged the YMCAs to develop strategic actions that ensure positive utilization of the human resources of older population and ensure quality of life for the older persons. It also called the YMCAs to work towards the emergence of a society of all ages.

I hope and wish that this monogram would give some insights for the YMCAs who wish to initiate or strengthen actions on ageing at different levels.

 

Kohei Yamada
General Secretary

Ageing Report Ageing Report (13.2 MB)

   

APAY ~ Uni-Y Pledge

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Last Updated (Friday, 05 February 2010 19:31)

17 August 2009

Subject: APAY ~ University YMCA (Uni-Y) Pledge

 

Dear Colleagues/Friends,

 

We share with you the APAY University YMCA (Uni-Y) Pledge drafted by the participants of the 2nd Asia & Pacific Uni-Y Regional Conference held last 29 July to

 

3 August 2009 in Singapore YMCA. We were so inspired to be with so many youths during the programme.

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Report on Gender Concerns and Migration Workshop 2009

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Last Updated (Thursday, 04 February 2010 00:23)

29 January 2010

Subject : Summary Report and Recommendations of the Regional Workshop on Gender Concerns and Migration 2009

Dear Colleagues and Friends

Greetings from APAY!

We share with you the summary report and recommendations of our Regional Workshop on Gender Concerns and Migration held last 14-17 December 2009, hosted by Metropolitan YMCA Singapore.

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