Youth Pathway Program Liaison

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Expected Deliverables

As a Youth Pathway Program Liaison, the volunteer will deliver three key outcomes: First, they will help identify and connect with at least 1 potential supporter or a corporate partner who can donate laptop resources or funding. Second, they will assist in developing and sharing three impactful communication materials (such as email drafts, flyers, or social media posts) to raise awareness and drive engagement. Third, they will work closely with local teams to document and report youth stories and progress, helping inspire action and attract long-term commitment from supporters. These deliverables will directly support the goal of building strong pathways for young people to access education, training, and jobs.

Ideal Project Time Commitment

This role is designed to be flexible, yet meaningful. We recommend a time commitment of 5 to 8 hours per week, for a minimum of 8 to 12 weeks. This gives volunteers the opportunity to learn, engage deeply with the program, and see the impact of their work. Whether you can support us during evenings, weekends, or weekday hours, your time will make a real difference. Imagine being the reason a young person gets connected to a life-changing opportunity-all from the comfort of your home.

Background of the Project and Why the Organization Needs Support

The Youth Pathway Program was created to address the rising youth unemployment in underserved communities, especially in rural Kenya. Many young people have the potential but lack the direction, training, and mentorship needed to succeed. For example, in some villages, over 60% of youth are out of school or underemployed, with no access to career guidance. This program helps bridge that gap. We need passionate volunteers to help us expand outreach, connect with supporters, and share stories that move people to act. Your support will strengthen our ability to give these young people the hope and tools they need to succeed.

Where Will the Project Take Place?

The project will primarily take place remotely, allowing volunteers to contribute from anywhere in the world. However, the impact of your work will be felt directly in local communities across Kenya, especially in regions like Kyani and Kitalale villages, where resources are limited but the potential is high. With digital tools and regular communication, you’ll collaborate with our on-the-ground teams to ensure the program grows and reaches the youth who need it most.