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Nine objectives under two goals: helping children and youth reach their potential, and making sure older persons age with dignity.
Goal one
Equitable access to quality education, better nutrition and wellbeing, mentorship, stronger families and livelihood pathways that lead to self-reliance, dignity and long-term transformation.
Scholarships, educational materials, school uniforms and learning resources for vulnerable children, plus teaching aids, technology and infrastructure for under-resourced schools. Enrichment programmes build literacy, digital skills and academic excellence.
School feeding, community nutrition initiatives and partnerships that improve access to basic healthcare and hygiene. We also raise awareness of child nutrition, preventive health and psychosocial wellbeing.
Mentorship networks that connect young people with positive role models, life-skills and leadership training, and spaces such as sport that nurture talent, creativity, confidence and resilience.
Parental engagement, caregiver support and community participation through capacity-building workshops and partnerships with schools, community leaders and development organisations, so communities own their children's welfare and success.
Vocational guidance, career development, skills training and entrepreneurship support that build employability and reduce dependency, upholding the dignity and economic independence of young people.
Goal two
Better health, wellbeing, economic resilience, protection and social inclusion for vulnerable elderly persons, backed by rights-based advocacy that promotes independence and active participation in society.
Access to healthcare, essential medicines, nutritional support and psychosocial care for vulnerable elderly men and women, meeting their physical, mental and emotional needs with dignity.
Livelihood interventions, food security and income-generating opportunities for elderly persons and elderly-headed households, so they keep their independence and self-worth.
Safe and adequate housing, stronger family and community-based care, and environments that welcome older persons into social, cultural and community life with security and belonging.
Awareness-raising, policy engagement and partnerships with communities, civil society and public institutions to advance age-inclusive policies and recognise the contributions and needs of older persons.
Fund a scholarship, support a feeding programme or partner on care for older persons.