Vision


Vision

A world where young people are empowered to lead, innovate, and drive positive change in their communities. 



Mission

We aim to empower and support youth in unlocking their full potential, unleashing their creativity and innovation, and equipping them to become influential leaders and change-makers in their communities.



Values

Youth Participation and Empowerment: RAFYT is committed to promoting the active involvement of young people in decision-making processes and providing them with the tools and resources necessary to make meaningful contributions to society.

 

Accountability and Transparency: RAFYT believes in holding all stakeholders and itself accountable for their actions and promoting transparency in all organisational activities to build trust and credibility.

 

Social Inclusion and Justice: RAFYT is dedicated to advocating for social inclusion and justice, ensuring that all young people have equal access to opportunities and resources regardless of their background or circumstances.

 

Environmental Sustainability: RAFYT recognises the importance of environmental sustainability and actively engages in initiatives that promote environmental conservation and eco-friendly practices.

 

Human Rights and Civic Engagement: RAFYT upholds human rights principles and encourages young people to engage actively in civic processes and advocate for their rights.

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