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Youths for rural education and job creation initiative is a registered non-profit youth-led organization in Nigeria tackling the problem of poor access to quality, inclusive, and practical basic education and decent work and job opportunities.

• We achieve our goals through two major programs.
   Education Program: Under this program, we execute literacy development projects, where we adopt community primary schools and leverage our trained volunteers to facilitate best teaching practices in them. Collaborating and engaging community members in these communities we equip the schools with the best learning aids and structure.
  Through our Adoption of a distance pathway (ADP), sponsors adopt out-of-school children by paying their tuition or other school needs in at least one academic year.
•  Youths Development Program: Our volunteers form a network of young people who we equip with the necessary training to thrive economically and create innovative and sustainable solutions to global sustainability challenges in their communities’ context.

Youths for rural education and job creation initiative focuses on helping children of all ages, from early childhood to high school. We believe that it is important to start providing educational support as early as possible to give children the best chance for success.

We rely on donations from individuals and organizations who share our passion for education. We also apply for grants and other funding opportunities to support our programs.

We welcome volunteers and donors who are passionate about education and want to make a difference in the lives of children in rural areas. You can visit our volunteer page to learn more about our volunteer opportunities and donation options.

Youths for rural education and job creation initiative operates in various rural areas across the country. We work with local communities and schools to identify areas where our programs can have the greatest impact. We are currently in Achara community primary school in Ebonyi state, Nigeria