Youth Empowerment and Wellbeing
Creating pathways for young people to lead, learn and thrive
Young people in climate affected communities face many pressures at once. Unemployment, interrupted education, family stress, health risks and limited opportunities can weaken confidence and hope.
Gracious Givers Kenya works with young people as leaders, learners and changemakers. We support them to build skills, make informed choices, participate in community life and shape their own future.
Focus areas
- Deliver life skills and mentorship programs
- Facilitate youth leadership forums
- Organize SRHR education and health clubs
- Provide psychosocial support
- Introduce digital literacy and learning opportunities
- Use sports as a platform for leadership and social development
What we do
Our youth work combines mentorship, skills, wellbeing and participation.
- Life skills and mentorship for adolescents and young people.
- Youth leadership and meaningful engagement in community action.
- SRHR forums, health clubs and access to trusted health information.
- HIV care support, psychosocial support and referrals where needed.
- Digital learning exposure and practical learning opportunities.
- Sports for development, mentorship and positive peer engagement.
Who we work with
We work with adolescents, out of school youth, young mothers, school based youth, youth groups and young people from vulnerable households.
What we want to change
We want young people to gain confidence, skills, wellbeing support and practical pathways to participate in community transformation and build better futures.
Why it matters
When young people are supported, families become stronger and communities become more prepared for the future. Youth are not only affected by challenges. They are part of the solution.
Partner opportunity
Partners can support mentorship, youth leadership, life skills, SRHR education, digital exposure, sports for development and practical livelihood pathways for young people.
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