Project Objectives

To provide a forum for exchange of ideas and technical skills and resources for youth.
To give youth a voice on issues that affect them.
To advocate for youth rights.
To provide programming (content) that satisfies and benefits youth, content not personality driven.
To reach a large proportion of youth in Monrovia and nearby.
To make youth aware of their rights, including to study, vote and work, and assist them navigate legally, with a strong focus on females.
To promote and practice gender equality and main-streaming including for youth with a disability, bad background or stigma, eg HIV.
To give youth-focussed NGOs and service providers a platform to reach youth and others interested in youth affairs, including parents, and help
integrate their work.
To give rich opportunity to many youth (ideally 50-100 per year).
To seek youth inspired solutions for problems faced by Liberians.
To generate income that can be invested in community development and youth training.
To counter the negative portrayal of youth in the media and society, by showing positive examples and dispelling myths.
And to develop media and work skills of youth through training and experience, and create career opportunities.