Youth Self-Employment
Youth Self-Employment
Youth Self-Employment
Be a Partner
Your contribution to the youth self-employment project supports
training and professional development
helping young
people turn their skills into sustainable businesses.
Empowerment That Lasts
The self-employment initiative by Kingsons Foundation aims to empower
youth by equipping them with practical skills that
open doors to real work opportunities
Project
Enhancing Youth
Self-Employment Opportunities
This project is implemented as part of Kingsons Foundation’s efforts in comprehensive development, aiming to economically empower youth and support them in building independent career paths that align with the evolving labor market needs.
The project focuses on equipping youth with essential life and vocational skills, enabling them to enter the labor market or start their own businesses—contributing to reducing unemployment and improving living standards.
Why This Project?
Many young people face real challenges in accessing stable job opportunities due to limited traditional employment options and the mismatch between their skills and labor market demands.
This project was designed to address these challenges by:
Supporting youth in discovering and developing their potential
Building practical and life skills
Promoting a culture of self-employment and entrepreneurship
Aligning training programs with real market needs
Partnerships & Implementation
- The project is implemented in collaboration with supporting partners
- within a framework of strategic partnerships aimed at maximizing impact and ensuring high-quality implementation.
- This collaboration reflects partners’ confidence in the foundation’s ability to effectively manage training programs and deliver tangible, real-world results.
Achieved Impact
- Empowering and training diverse groups of youth through specialized training programs. Opening new pathways for participants to access the labor market or start their own businesses
- Follow-up results showed that many participants were able to apply their acquired skills in income-generating activities, contributing to improved economic conditions
Target Group
Youth of Working Age
The project targets youth of working age from diverse educational backgrounds, particularly those seeking self-employment or freelance opportunities.
Beneficiaries are selected based on clear criteria that ensure commitment, readiness, and the ability to effectively benefit from the training programs.
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Life Skills Training Beneficiaries
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Million
Total Grant Value
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Vocational Training Beneficiaries
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Job Opportunities Created
Partnership Opportunities
Kingsons Foundation welcomes collaboration with:
Organizations supporting employment and entrepreneurship programs
Institutions focused on preparing youth for the labor market
Partners interested in supporting vocational training and self-employment initiatives
We believe that investing in youth is a real investment in the future of society.
