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Apply for Social Change Accelerator Program (3rd Cohort) – Malaysia

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Deadline: 28-Dec-2025

Bina x Bangkit (BxB) is a youth-focused social‑change accelerator in Malaysia supporting early-stage volunteer initiatives. Selected organisations receive a RM 10,000 seed grant, professional mentorship, access to office space, and capacity-building training. The programme targets youth-led projects in advocacy, community engagement, inclusive policymaking, and social justice, helping fledgling groups grow into sustainable, impactful organisations.

Programme Overview

The BxB Accelerator, run by AOD Malaysia, aims to:

This initiative addresses common barriers faced by emerging youth initiatives, including limited access to funding, networks, and structural guidance.

Funding & Support

Selected initiatives in the third cohort will receive:

Who is Eligible?

Initiatives must meet the following criteria:

Why This Programme Matters

How to Apply / What to Do

  1. Confirm your initiative is youth-led and volunteer-based

  2. Ensure your core team meets the eligibility requirements

  3. Prepare a project description highlighting objectives, activities, and social impact

  4. Demonstrate alignment with BxB priority themes

  5. Submit your application before the official deadline through the AOD Malaysia platform

Tips for a Strong Application

FAQ

1. Who can apply for BxB?
Youth-led initiatives in Malaysia with at least two core team members under 30, operating on a volunteer basis.

2. What types of initiatives are eligible?
Projects in advocacy, community engagement, inclusive policymaking, social campaigns, youth representation, and capacity-building.

3. What support do selected initiatives receive?
RM 10,000 seed grant, mentorship, onboarding retreat, skill labs, networking opportunities, and access to office space.

4. Can older organisations apply?
No, organisations must have been established for less than five years.

5. Is affiliation with a larger parent organisation allowed?
No, initiatives must operate independently and volunteer-based.

6. Are there requirements on non-discrimination?
Yes, initiatives must commit to transparency and non-discrimination principles.

7. When is the onboarding retreat?
Early 2026, with sessions on organisational planning, grant writing, and leadership development.

Conclusion

The Bina x Bangkit (BxB) Accelerator offers Malaysian youth a unique opportunity to transform early-stage volunteer initiatives into impactful, sustainable projects. Through funding, mentorship, capacity-building, and networking, BxB empowers young changemakers to create a fairer, more inclusive Malaysia while building resilient organisations capable of long-term social impact.

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