 Mission/Vision
The African Regional Youth Initiative (ARYI) as an organization was formed in December 2003. ARYI Nigeria is an arm of the global ARYI. It works with hundreds of youth and community-based organizations across Africa addressing development issues outlined in the United Nation's Millennium Development Goals- namely, poverty and hunger eradication, HIV/AIDS and malaria, primary education, gender equity, child mortality, maternal health, and environmental sustainability. The work of ARYI is based on action plans developed by ARYI country and regional teams.
OBJECTIVES:
To addressing developmental issues outlined in the United Nation's Millennium Development Goals.
To empower individuals and communities in the African continent.
To nurtures the exchange of knowledge and capacity between entities through programmatic partnerships with regional organizations and networks.
To direct community engagement and support mechanisms ensuring both sustainability and quality programming set ARYI’s work apart.
What does the organization do?
Our focus at ARYI Nigeria are addressing major issues on youth development, and empowerment by organizing seminars, conferences, workshops, summits, expert group meetings, lectures and youth oriented programmes in an effort to better the lots of the youth in our part of the world. We also intend to network with other NGOS within the region and at the international level.
Opportunities for Youth
CURRENT ACTIVITIES:
Addressing major issues on youth development and empowerment.
To collaborate with other youth oriented NGOs within the country to hold programmes that will benefit the teaming youths.
Assisting the youth in their personal development.
FUTURE ACTIVITIES:
Community and youth development programmes.
Sustainable developmental programmes within the nation.
Scholarship award to less privileged within the community.
To take campaign on social change to secondary schools, tertiary institutions and other youth organizations in an effort to sanitize our communities.
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