Currently, development packages are grounded in a commitment to amplify the rights, expanding the choices and reinforcing capabilities of all humanity across the globe. Accountabilities are expected from governments for these purposes through generating the enabling economic, social, political and legal environment within which all humankind can develop their knowledge, skills sets and practice to participate fully in community endeavors. This applies to both girls and boys irrespective of their geography, ethnicity or other status.

FYMS programs are designed to meet critical global, regional and national development commitments based on human rights standards, core humanitarian standards, child protection standards and health standards. The major agenda informing FYMS programs is Uganda’s national development plan 4, contributing to good health as a wealth SDG 3, change youth-mindset and skill the school drop-out to reduce poverty SDG 1, improve education amongst youths SDG 4, advocate for right based policy approach for good governance at local levels for gender equality to reduce inequality SDG 5 and 10. Furthermore, we envision equipped growth driven community therefore, decent work and economic growth SDG 8, we reduce climate change effect by SDG 13, then peace, justice and strong institution SDG 16 and we prioritize partnership SDG 17 to achieve the goals, including Africa 2063 efforts as FYMS is self-pronounced bold community teenage ambassadors in West Nile.