Inspiring young people and communities to work together toward a better world.

What does the programme do?

The programme aims to provide youngsters with a profound understanding of their own potential.

  • Develop language and powers of expression

  • Develop the capacity to make positive decisions

  • Develop comprehension and critical thinking

  • Plan and execute service projects

Over a dozen junior youth sitting on chairs in a circle, thoughtfully studying junior youth material.
A young woman laughing in a junior youth camp.
Three children huddling in a circle during group activities.
A young junior youth, excited, during camp activities in a gymnasium.

How does it work?

  • Every week, a group of 10 junior youth or so meet with their animators for a period of 1 to 2 hours.

  • Junior youth read stories that help develop their powers of expression, critical thinking skills, and comprehension skills. The content of the stories is intended to help junior youth make positive decisions by exploring concepts such as kindness, justice, and honesty.

  • Junior youth also engage in complementary activities such as arts, drama and sports


Diana, a 16 year old animator, shares her experience mentoring a junior youth group in her community.

While society often represents this age range as a tumultuous period in one's life; this programme sees in these young people altruism, a sense of justice, eagerness to learn about the world, and a desire to contribute to the construction of a better world.