EAYF Connects
EAYF connects a social gathering for EAYF network members to network and discusses similar issues
Empowered African Youths Foundation is a non-profit organization registered in 2016 to empower African youths and promote entrepreneurship among young Africans. Our long-term vision is to build the largest network for African youths and young entrepreneurs for socioeconomic development. The problem identified when we started the foundation was the lack of self-awareness & confidence in young people to start a business and sustain it. There are over 225 million youths in Africa, many of whom are unemployed, and those who are employed do not get paid enough to provide for their basic needs or enable them to save.
Founder, Empowered African Youths Foundation
EAYF connects a social gathering for EAYF network members to network and discusses similar issues
It is an initiative from the Red Rose Project, a community workshop on entrepreneurship at
On Saturday 05.02.22, EAYF organized Take Off 002 at Aiivon Innovation Hub in Wuse II
It was held on 6th February 2022 as one of EAYF’s online webinars on building
Participants learned about the implication of the Companies and Allied matters Act 2020. Finance Law
Importance of “Financial reporting for startups & SME” was held on 8th August 2020. Participants
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Volunteering might help you feel connected to something other than your friends and family. Develop new talents. Volunteering may help you develop new skills, experience, and even certificates. Accept a challenge.
Building community and social capacity entails assisting members of the community in sharing their knowledge, skills, and ideas. Community resilience is the process of assisting a community to support itself. Prevention entails emphasising early access to services or assistance, participation in design, cross-sector collaboration, and partnerships.
While studies suggest that the more you volunteer, the more benefit you will receive, volunteering does not have to be a long-term commitment. Giving in little ways may help people in need while also improving your general health and happiness.
Youth Empowerment should be much better marketed, internalised and used by
the key stakeholders: governments; youth networks, including our Youth Caucus;