Namita Roy Ghose
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Education, Skills and Hope: Why YUVA Mauritius Sets the Benchmark for NGOs in Mauritius
I meet many people who are quietly tired. Not the dramatic kind of tired. The Mauritian kind. Polite smiles, good manners, and a private question that sits behind the ribs: Will anything really change? In that fatigue, the words youth, education, and opportunity get thrown around like confetti. Everyone applauds. Then Monday arrives, and nothing
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Call for Applications: Workshop on “Balancing Motherhood, Work and Family Life”
A half-day workshop for modern mothers who want calm strength, clearer boundaries, and a more connected home Motherhood today can feel like living in three tabs at once: family needs, work demands, and the quiet inner voice asking, “And what about me?” Many mothers carry an invisible load of planning, remembering, anticipating, and holding everyone
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Building Bridges for Human Rights: Reflections from the UK Human Rights Roundtable
On 3 February 2026, YUVA had the honour of attending a Human Rights Roundtable convened by the United Kingdom’s Human Rights Ambassador, Ms Eleanor Sanders. The gathering brought together a diverse group of eight non-governmental organisations working across different sectors of Mauritian society. While each organisation came with its own priorities and lived realities, the