Dr. Aboobucker Mohamed Abdul Azeez (1911–1973) was one of Sri Lanka’s most distinguished educationists, civil servants, and community leaders. Recognized for his vision and dedication, he played a transformative role in uplifting the Muslim community through education and social reform.
All Ceylon YMMA Conference primarily is a Youth and Youth serving Community based Organization (CBO), founded on the 30 April 1950 with seventeen YMMA Branches coming under one umbrella under the distinguished Leadership of Marhoom Al-Haj Dr. A. M. A. Azeez (Ceylon Civil Service) as Founder National President with Al-Haj Lafir Cassim as the Founder National General Secretary .
National President – All Ceylon YMMA Conference
National Secretary – All Ceylon YMMA Conference
National Treasurer – All Ceylon YMMA Conference
To help the needy and deserving students by providing them school uniforms, books, scholarships and scholarships to pursue higher education, etc
The aim of the Sports Projects is to provide access to multiple sports, both traditional and non- traditional, to disadvantaged and underprivileged children in the country.
Promote the principles and practice of quality improvement and risk management in healthcare. Organize free medical camps, blood donation camps within the country Aims and Objectives of Anti-drugs related projects.
This pillar of YMMA is focusing on career development, youth entrepreneurship, research, public-private partnerships initiatives, youth development, and local and foreign training.
Engagement the youth in social activities or relationships and a sense of communality and identification with one’s social roles.
To be a vibrant National Muslim Youth and Youth Serving Community-based organization (CB), giving leadership in building a strong socio-economic development institution, and serving the community and country.
To provide the best possible service to the country directly or through the member YMMAs by mobilizing the originations resources with the objective of raising the economic standards of the have-nots. Alleviating poverty, training and guiding the youth to be good citizens with education as the primary objective and to play a dominant role in settling community issues, social justice and promoting inter-communal unity
