Youth Empowerment

Young people are critical to global stability, economic growth, and development today and in the future.

With over half of the world’s population under age 301, ensuring they have access to education, employment, and equal opportunities is vital.

Unfortunately, 20% of all youth in the developing world are not in education, training, or employment at all.2 Even though they make up more than half the population, a UN report3 notes that young people are often faced with age-related challenges and barriers to participation in economic, political and social life, which significantly limits not only their personal development but sustainable development in their communities and countries, as well.

In order to harness the potential of youth, we have to first protect their health and well-being, guarantee quality education and access to it, provide decent work opportunities, and address all the other challenges they face.

That’s why World Hope International is working to not only ensure that youth have access to education, but that youth leadership is strengthened, they have access to more economic opportunities, and their health and wellbeing are integrated across our programming.

1. EuroMonitor International  2. USAID Youth 3. UN report

Protecting Education

This International Day to Protect Education from Attack, we recogniz that when attacks happen at schools, children’s right to education is under attack too.

Internships Open Doors to Hope

Recent graduate from high school, Sry Nit, an indigenous Bunong student is one of 8 students to receive a REDD+ scholarship.

Standing Against Human Trafficking

Efforts must continue to combat the evil of human trafficking. Every survivor matters. Together, we can turn the tide and see a world free from trafficking.

Learning Life Skills through Sport

After school programs are transforming lives in Cambodia. Through sport girls and boys learn how to set and achieve goals through discipline and commitment.

Slavery is Not Just a Historical Issue

Slavery is evil. Yet as recently as 2021, it is estimated that 50 million people are enslaved worldwide. Read a reflection about a recent trip to Bunce Island.

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