Find uplifting stories about heroes, innovations, and solutions
32 results for "youth development"
Nigeria's presidency just donated 50 million naira ($31,000 USD) to help tackle rising drug abuse, cybercrime, and violence in schools. The funding will power nationwide campaigns to reach students before harmful behaviors take root.
A rural Indian village leader transformed a crumbling school into a thriving education center with 100% attendance. The turnaround also helped 90% of local youth break free from addiction.
Morocco's youth football development program has impressed FIFA so much that the organization plans to replicate it across Africa. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation earned the recognition after two FIFA inspection visits revealed exceptional training methods and infrastructure.
Nigeria is bringing its women's rugby team back to international competition after years away from the continental stage. The bold 2026 roadmap includes hosting a regional qualifier and expanding grassroots programs across the country.
Ghana's National Investment Bank just became the first institution to donate to the country's new sports fund, breaking years of chronic underfunding. The historic contribution opens the door for athletes and grassroots programs to finally get the support they've needed.
Ghana's Youth Ministry is teaming up with the Christian Council to fight rising drug abuse among young people through the "Red Means Stop" campaign. With nearly 40% of Ghana's population under 35, this partnership brings mentorship, training, and community support to protect the nation's future.
School counselors at 11 Cobb County schools just earned a prestigious five-year certification for going above and beyond to help students succeed. Their creative interventions led to dramatic drops in suspensions, absences, and course failures.
Aston Villa loanee Ben Broggio marked his first Scottish Premiership start with a stunning volley that gave Falkirk a crucial 1-0 victory over Dundee. The young forward's breakthrough moment lifts his team level on points with fifth place in the league table.
Nigerian football hero Victor Osimhen surprised 35 struggling academy players with 10 million naira ($16,000) and shared the three principles that lifted him from poverty to stardom. The Galatasaray striker's generosity sparked a wave of gratitude across social media.
Over 50 middle school volleyball players traded serves for circuit boards at a robotics competition that made STEM education feel like game night. The event combined sports and technology to spark career curiosity in young athletes.
Ghana is positioning women and young entrepreneurs to seize new opportunities under Africa's historic free trade agreement. More than 155,000 business owners have already received training, with thousands gaining access to startup funding.
A Rotary Club in Ghana just gave 400 students something simple but powerful: a comfortable place to sit and learn. The donation of desks and books to Akropong M/A Basic School is ending overcrowded classrooms and reigniting kids' love of reading.
After a year off, Nigeria's women's cricket team is gearing up for an international tournament that could reshape the sport's future in West Africa. Young players are also getting their shot at stardom through expanded youth championships.
Spain's LALIGA is bringing football executives, policymakers, and investors together in Lagos to build partnerships beyond the pitch. Nigeria's 190,000 registered fans and growing talent pipeline make it a key African market.
Ebonyi State, Nigeria is investing in its future by sending 47 top students to the United Kingdom on fully funded scholarships. The program continues despite economic pressure, with leaders choosing education over infrastructure spending.
A telecom foundation is bringing coding, robotics, and electronics training to 500 students across five underserved regions in Ghana, with 70% of spots reserved for girls. The 12-week program has already reached over 1,700 young learners since launch.
Seven elite Ghanaian schools brought alumni together for tennis matches that rekindled a beloved 1970s tradition. The reunion kicks off two years of celebrations honoring 100 years of holistic education.
A North East rugby club that launched its first women's team just months ago will welcome England's World Cup trophy in recognition of its community work. The February 17 event will feature free training sessions and a boot donation drive.
New research reveals why young people join gangs and proves harsh laws don't work. Early intervention programs targeting friendship, family, and community connections show real promise instead.
Nestlé Ghana is honoring 52 outstanding students from all 16 regions through the 2026 President's Independence Day Awards, including learners with disabilities. The company also relaunched its MILO Under 13 Football Tournament, which has launched the careers of international players over two decades.
Showing 20 of 32