


Supporting Africa's most vulnerable
youth -the forgotten, the displaced
the ones who fell through every crack
We stand for dignity, community, and
unyielding potential.
Real change starts with those living it. Led by young people themselves, we are rewriting what support, safety, and opportunity look like across Africa.
We equip young people with practical, income-generating skills - not just aid. From training to mentorship, we help youth build livelihoods they can stand on for life.

Our Core Values
Inclusivity
An open, welcoming space for all adolescents and young people in their diversity.
Intersectionality
Recognising how multiple identities shape access to rights and health services.
Bodily autonomy
Every individual's right to make decisions about their own body and future.
Justice
Every SRHR initiative must address racial, social and economic equity.
Our Impact




Our Sponsor program
Every contribution builds a foundation for vulnerable youth. Stand with us in the African sun and be part of their story, Get in touch with us today to see how you can make a difference

Our Voluteer Program
We would not be able to do what we do without the energy and enthusiasm of our volunteers. We are always looking for people who would like to help us. Whether that be offering support through your expertise or helping us to fundraise, we will have a fantastic and interesting role for you!
Our Partners





Empowering young people
Our core target constituency that we support include: In-and Out-of-Youth in their diversity aged 10 – 24 years and these are: Young People, Young PLHIV, Young PWDs, Young Fathers, Young Mothers, Young AGYW (Adolescent girls and young women), most-at-risk at work, Young Sex Workers, Young PWUDs, AGYW at risk of commercial sexual exploitation, Young Survivors of Violence, Torture and Conflict. We work with health workers, paramedics, counselors and other staff related to health issues, teachers, students, media personnel, environmentalists and stakeholders in the field of health, sexuality education, formal and non-formal education and environment/climate change
Latest News
From our work on the ground
Advocacy
JOMAS engages Parliament on SRHR policy amendments for young people
Programmes
Women Arise: GBV survivors trained in business development and VSLA formation
Education
Peer educators trained to deliver sexuality education to young people with disabilities
Climate
Youth-led climate action hubs launch green entrepreneurship training in rural Uganda
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Joint Mechanism for Access to Social Protection is registered non-profit organization based Plot 2 Kagote A, Fort Portal City