Partners for impact
At Young Africa, we believe that lasting change is achieved by sharing proven solutions. Various funding partners share our commitment to youth development and see the value in Young Africa’s approach.
Our Franchise Business Model—recognised as a best practice by UNEVOC-UNESCO (2017 & 2023)—alongside our Mobile Training Units and holistic youth development approach, provides unparalleled support to youth and organisations dedicated to youth empowerment.
Join us
We work hand-in-hand with partners to address the challenges that matter most to the youth. Together, we give them the tools to thrive,. When you partner with Young Africa, you’re investing in a future full of opportunity, resilience, and growth for entire communities.
Join us in building a brighter future for Africa’s youth—partner with Young Africa today.
Partners
Together with our partners, we make a difference in the lives of young people. It is through their support of our unique Young Africa approach to youth development – whether by providing financial support or making their services and products available – that we can empower the next generation. We are proud and grateful to present a selection of our valued partners.
Contact us
Want to create impact with us? Interested in our unique approach in partnering with us or if you have any other questions? Please contact us – Christian Schaefer will be happy to work with you.
Programmes
Care to Share
In Zimbabwe, where youth unemployment remains alarmingly high, access to practical skills training is more urgent than ever. Many young people, especially the most vulnerable, struggle to find pathways into dignified work, financial independence, and sustainable livelihoods. Care to Share responds to this need by equipping disadvantaged youth with life-changing skills, while also strengthening local organisations to replicate Young Africa’s proven models of empowerment.
ZimbabweControl +A
The Control +A project is designed to increase digital inclusion and improve economic opportunities for disadvantaged youth in Zambia.
ZambiaSUNstainable Youth Empowerment
According to the World Bank, only 28% of the population has access to electricity, with a stark urban-rural divide, exacerbating the impact of energy shortages. The transformative programme at the Lilayi Centre is designed to address youth unemployment, energy shortages, and environmental needs in Zambia.
Zambia