On 28 October 2025, Aparajeyo Tarunno (UYP Project), Mymensingh Centre, organized a discussion programme titled “Program on Empowering Young Women & Engaging with Disabilities in Health Reform-02,” aligned with the theme “Building a Women-Friendly and Inclusive Bangladesh through Equality.”

The programme was chaired by Project Officer Ms. Resmina Haque and facilitated by Youth Officer Mr. Sanjoy Chandra Roy. Distinguished guests included Ms. Nowreen Samanta Soumi, Assistant Professor at Ananda Mohan College, and Mr. Jahangir Alam, District Coordinator of BRAC, Mymensingh.

The session began with a welcome address by Youth Officer Sanjoy Chandra Roy, who provided an overview of UYP, RHSTEP, and SRHR initiatives. Following an introduction round, Mentor Mithu Mondol delivered a presentation highlighting the importance of women’s empowerment and the inclusion of persons with disabilities in building an equitable and inclusive society.

In her remarks, Ms. Nowreen Samanta Soumi emphasized that ensuring participation from people of all backgrounds is essential for creating an inclusive society, and that education and awareness play a critical role in achieving this goal. Participants, including young women and individuals with disabilities, actively shared their personal experiences and challenges, which were further discussed and analyzed by Mr. Jahangir Alam.

The programme created a platform for meaningful dialogue on gender equality, inclusion, and health rights. It concluded with closing remarks from Project Officer Ms. Resmina Haque, who highlighted the importance of continued engagement and collective efforts to build an inclusive and equitable society.