ASEAN-Australia Strategic Youth Partnership Ltd
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Overview
Charity details
ABN:
Address:
14a Kanimbla Rd
Nedlands WA 6009
AustraliaEmail:
Address For Service email:
Website:
Phone:
Charity Size:
Small
Who the charity helps:
Youth - 15 to under 25
People from a culturally and linguistically diverse background
Overseas communities or charities
Migrants, refugees or asylum seekers
General community in Australia
Financially disadvantaged people
Adults - aged 25 to under 65
Date established:
2019
Last reported:
23 November 2020
Financial Year End:
30/06
Summary of activities
AASYP's object is to promote education within the field of international relations, and to build awareness, trust and understanding between Southeast Asian people and cultures and other Australians.
AASYP has achieved its purpose in 2019-2020 by undertaking the following activities:
• Operating a website, online blog, newsletter and social media presence to inform the public about the Australia-ASEAN relationship and new developments affecting the relationship including its impact to Australia’s multicultural society
•Providing activities and programmes for young people aged 18 –29 years to engage with the opportunities and challenges facing the region.
Specifically, these activities have included:
• publishing original opinion pieces and analysis
• sharing job and conference opportunities
• publishing newsletters
• partnering with relevant organisations
• running in-person conferences and events
• running digital events, including webinars, dialogues and education and career initiatives.
AASYP's above activities have:
• Enhanced knowledge of the ASEAN-Australia relationship and its importance in maintaining a peaceful and prosperous region.
• Encouraged youth-led social enterprise and innovative problem solving regarding transnational issues affecting the region of mutual significance to Australia and ASEAN, including in areas such as health, the environment, human rights and poverty.
• Created links and opportunities for increased interaction between young Australians and Southeast Asian peoples within Australia and abroad.
• Contributed to the security of Australia by enhancing understanding, trust and friendship among Australian and Southeast Asian youth; and by equipping future policy makers, business and civil society leaders with relevant knowledge and cross-cultural skills.
• Promoted mutual respect and tolerance between Australian and Southeast Asian peoples and cultures, by empowering youth to learn more about other cultures and to promote understanding and tolerance among all sectors of the community especially for Australians with Southeast Asian heritage.
Charity programs
Program name | Classification | |
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ASEAN-Australia Young Leaders Forum | International peace and security | More information |
AASYP Reset | Youth organising | More information |
Indo-Pacific Student Mobility Dialogue | Youth organising | More information |
Break the Chain | Labour rights | More information |
Indo-Pacific Future Leaders Programme | Leadership development | More information |
AASYP Spark | Web-based media | More information |
Where the charity operates
Countries:
Indonesia
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Financials & Documents
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People
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History
The charity's subtype history
Purpose | Start Date | End Date |
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Advancing education | 25 February 2019 | — |
Promoting reconciliation, mutual respect and tolerance between groups of individuals that are in Australia | 25 February 2019 | — |
Registration status history
Effective Date | Status |
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25 February 2019 | Registered |
Enforcement action history
There have been no enforcements for this charity.