MISSION
Championing a just and progressive society with an empowered youth population having access to social justice, economic opportunities and protection of human rights, achieving full potential as responsible citizens
VISION
YERF envisions “A society of empowered youth Population”
MAIN GOAL
Strengthened Social Justice Reforms for the Nigerian women and Youth Population by keeping them informed about issues and concerns that affects their everyday living, EMANCIPATE them from Life threatening habits, circumstances and situations, EMPOWER them by imparting and strengthening required skills and exposures, provide them opportunities to develop to their full potential while involving them in all the stages of their personal development, that of their communities, state and the Nigeria nationCORE VALUES
WHAT WE DO
OBJECTIVES
STRATEGIES ADOPTED
YERF believes that networking, collective efforts, sharing of knowledge,
resources and information are key to success as long as addressing the
global developmental issues and challenges of youths are concerned.
Keeping this critical fact in mind; the organization always tries
to join all such forums and networks which directly link to its mission
and objectives. In this regard, the Foundation has joined the following
important networks operating at local and international levels:
Government Agencies Youth Councils, Private and Government Organizations,
International and National Non-Governmental and Religious bodies
such as:
FOCUSED THEMATIC AREA
PROGRAM EXPERIENCE
Our cordial relationship with Alpha Kapital MFB has enabled us facilitate loan intervention for:
Apo youths alongside skill acquisition programs, Gbagyi farmers in FCT Abuja as well as cattle
farmers because we have a firm belief in the potentials of the Agricultural sector,
Sauka Women Intervention, Gbessa Women Intervention, Dogongada Women Intervention.
Youths in Abia State are continually empowered through computer appreciation and skill acquisition
programs
This is to ensure the youth shun social vices and embrace peace and development.
We are also involved in secondary school outreach programs through our project “catch them
young” where we interact with these students through conversations centred round career choice,
reproductive sexual health and generally mentor them