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Young people are more receptive to change early in life. Youth who have a strong sense of purpose are less likely to struggle from mental health issues.
Youth who participate in local and global civic issues are more likely to thrive and become responsible world citizens later in life.
affects youth in Canada
youth engage in violence, vandalism, or drug use
affecting 15-24 year-olds in Canada since the pandemic
Now more than ever, young people want to get participate in civic and global issues and carve a path for a bright future.
Since our beginning in 2011, we’ve seen an overwhelming response with youth through our local and global initiatives.
Have been reached
Increase after Freedom Tree program enrolment
Opportunities are reported after volunteering
Our programs have been designed to give every individual, family, and community an opportunity to fulfill their purpose.
Providing mentorship to young adults ages 18-30 with internship opportunities for global development in Sierra Leone.
Educating youth ages 6-18 and involving them in global and civic advocacy. Students are given the opportunity to participate by advocating in their interests and strengths.
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Once we reach our goal, a new clinic is built.
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Armed with nothing more than determination and love for their mothers, sisters, and daughters, the community has taken matters into their own hands. Brick by brick, they are building a birth clinic. Carrying water. Mixing mortar. Lifting walls and lifting each other.
Read more >From bustling cities to quiet villages, from early mornings to sleepless nights, mothers are there—nurturing, protecting, guiding, and sacrificing. They’re often the first to rise and the last to rest. They’re the ones who go without so their children don’t have to. And they carry the kind of hope that can move mountains, even in the face of hardship.
Read more >When we invest in girls, we invest in generations of change. Education is more than just reading and writing—it’s freedom. It gives girls the power to break cycles of poverty, advocate for themselves, and become leaders in their communities.The Boys Advocacy MovementBut we’re not stopping with the girls. We know that true change happens when entire communities are empowered, and that’s why we’re also launching BAM – the Boys Advocacy Movement. BAM equips young boys with the values of respect, leadership, and responsibility, teaching them how to be allies in the fight for equality and opportunity.
Read more >Download our annual report to learn how we continue to grow and expand our impact in Sierra Leone.