Be Part of Sustainable Change
We create pathways to health, dignity, and opportunity.
Across Nigeria, millions of women, children, youth, and persons with disabilities face preventable health, livelihood, and institutional barriers.
At Heal The Youth Foundation (HTYF), we turn compassion into coordinated community action — where every skill, voice, and contribution helps build lasting systems of care, empowerment, and resilience. Your involvement fuels three transformative programs that drive our mission for inclusive, sustainable impact.
Join the Mission
Your skills, equipment, or financial investment drive immediate change. Together, we build health, dignity, and opportunity for all.
Become a Champion for Sustainable Development
You-SkillED Hub Development Fund Program
- We equip youth and women to thrive through access to skills, jobs, and entrepreneurship. Our Integrated Leadership Empowerment Hubs (I- LEHs) provide access to computers, internet, and training on digital literacy, market access, and business innovation.
- We partner with vocational institutes and private sector players to create pathways to decent work, sustainable enterprises, and financial inclusion.
- Help us train 1,000 youth and women by funding digital classrooms or mentorship programs.
- Contribute toward establishing the You-SkillED Hub in Plateau State budgeted at ₦250,000,000.
Support a child today
- We strengthen community-led healthcare systems so that no child is left behind. From nutrition and immunization to maternal health and disease prevention, we integrate care across families, schools, and facilities — ensuring continuity and dignity in health access within their communities.
- Fund the purchase of an annual Basic Health Insurance Package for one family in rural communities.
Stories of Impact
Hear from communities, partners, volunteers, and changemakers driving transformation through HTYF initiatives.
HTYF helped community members better understand their health rights and responsibilities.
Healthcare workers now provide more gender-sensitive and inclusive services after participating in HTYF trainings.
Through awareness sessions and home visits, vulnerable groups experienced improved access to healthcare services.
Participants appreciated HTYF’s efforts in strengthening health awareness within communities.
Community members identified the need for stronger health insurance awareness and expanded enrollment support.
Youth and women reported increased participation in entrepreneurship and income-generating activities.
Beneficiaries continue to apply the vocational and business skills gained through HTYF-supported programs.
Beneficiaries continue to apply the vocational and business skills gained through HTYF-supported programs.
Many participants believe the program reduced dependence on civil service jobs and encouraged self-reliance.
Participants expressed the need for stronger financial support and access to startup capital.
VSLA groups, trainings, and cash transfer support were identified as some of the most impactful interventions.
Participants expressed the need for stronger community-based child protection mechanisms.
Many respondents believed stronger collaboration among parents and stakeholders would improve child safety.
Community stakeholders acknowledged growing awareness around child welfare and protection structures.
Beneficiaries described HTYF staff as supportive, committed, and responsive to community needs.
HTYF is a dependable partner we can count on anytime to support the task of ending violence against women and the girl child. - Jos South Local Government Council.
Home visits, follow-up calls, and community engagement activities made beneficiaries feel supported and encouraged.