By Kelvin Njai In a vibrant and spirited celebration, Africa Youth Trust (AYT) marked the end of the year with a memorable team-building event held at a serene hotel in the leafy suburbs of Runda. The day-long activity brought together all staff members, fostering comradeship, creativity, and teamwork in an
The overall purpose of the activity was to conduct an in-depth baseline survey at the onset of the project to identify the needs of participating young women as they relate to economic security (including unpaid care) and bodily integrity.Specifically, the aim was to understand issues related to: Young women’s economic
Our organization is dedicated to engaging young people in Africa in peaceful and productive activities that work towards a more equitable and prosperous continent. We believe that by channelling the energy of youth towards positive initiatives, we can help reduce conflict and divisions within and between communities. We recognize the potential of young people to drive economic growth and social progress and are committed to supporting their potential through education, mentorship, and skills training. Our efforts aim to create a better future for generations by addressing the root causes of poverty, inequality and social unrest. By empowering young people to become leaders and positive agents of change, we believe that we can make significant strides towards a brighter future for all Africans.
