Doesn't change the world, we empower youth to be the change
Doesn't change the world, we empower youth to be the change
Doesn't change the world, we empower youth to be the change
Our mission is to empower youth to be the change and serve the world.
What we stand for
What we do
Who we are
Youth Empowerment Learning Centre
Listen to Serreh Darboe, Operational Manager of Yepafrica in Gambia.
Activities
At our local Empowerment Learning Centres, we organise activities in the following areas:
- Empowerment & Entrepreneurship training programmes and workshops.
- Awareness sessions, which are held in villages covering a variety of subjects relating to youth unemployment and illegal migration.
- Coordination of a Young Entrepreneurs' Business Network, which aims to create successful businesses and jobs.
- Workshop trips for Dutch entrepreneurs to Gambia and Senegal.
- Traineeships for Dutch students in Gambia and Senegal.
Success stories of 'Yeppers'
AMINATA JOBARTEH
Aminata Jobarteh is a self-employed business woman; she owns her own business.
BAKARY SANYANG
Bakary Sanyang is one of the promising entrepreneurs and proprietors of Sony Organic.
MUSA SIDIBEH
After Musa returned from his "Back Way" journey to Libya, he started a cosmetics business.
OMAR SANNEH
Omar Sanneh lives in Banjul; he is the proprietor of Ever Fresh Vegetables Garden.
EDRISS MUHAMAD L .
Edriss Muhamad L. Manneh is a qualified, dedicated and experienced humanitarian worker.
LAMIN DAMPHA
Lamin Dampha, is a young ambitious person who dreams of being a successful entrepreneur.
FRANCES GOMEZ
Frances Gomez lives in the Serrekunda area; his dream is to run his own successful company.
MUHAMMAD JARJU
Muhammad Jarju, a 29-year-old man, is a migrant who returned to the country. .
TAKO BADJIE
Tako Badjie is a single female who is 25 years of age. She has run her own tailoring business since 2015.
WAHEB MANNEH
Wahab Manneh lives in Sukuta, where he is the proprietor of the Business Time Magazine.