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Summary

We aid helpless youths with education and skills required to move out of unceasing poverty. Our holistic approach gives adolescence in West Nile, Uganda and Africa the best chance of real, long-term change to break the cycle of illiteracy and their community at large. Our programs focus on 4 pillars that contribute to a brighter future: health, education, human rights, and livelihoods.

Challenges

With the extreme poverty and illiteracy controlling life, living in Madi-sub-region is not meaningful for majority residents. Getting an education is a challenge for many children and adolescents, being period for vulnerability or physical and mental wellness. Even for the most ambitious young adult in Madi-sub-region, securing a livelihood, improving literacy level and reducing ill-health status is impossible, backed by unreliable rain partner.

Solution

Our approach is rooted in teenage-centred life-skills priority, imparting practical knowledge for adolescents’ local innovation to break the cycle of extreme poverty, which reduces illiteracy. By aiding safe spaces for teenagers to focus on poverty eradication, improve wellbeing and growth, we hope to set opportunity filled future ground, especially for girls to be confident and exceed mere leadership to move entire communities out of poverty. Through health, education, human rights, and livelihoods, we design projects to overcome adolescents’ much pressing issues at remote levels to meaningfully choose their dynamic path out of unceasing illiteracy.

Long-Term Impact

Our equipped growth driven vision is to enable vulnerable youths have opportunity and ability to finish school, engage sustainable livelihoods through entrepreneurship skills, and further education for mindful life-choices they make about their health, as ‘health is wealth.’ FYMS transforms youths, children, and especially youthful females to choose meaningful path for good health, positivity, and their prosperous community leadership.

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