All Programs
IYF's tailored youth development strategies are helping young people learn new job skills, start careers, and realize a brighter future. Since 1990, we’ve mobilized more than $200 million in resources to fund programs and partnerships with more than 400 youth-serving organizations worldwide. Together with our global network of over 220 businesses, governments, and civil society organizations, we’ve been expanding opportunities for youth for three decades.| Title | Countries |
|---|---|
| No Longer ActiveJasa.kg (2011-2015) | Kyrgyz Republic |
| No Longer ActiveJeunes Agriculteurs | Senegal |
| No Longer ActiveJóvenes a Bordo (2018-2021) | Mexico |
| No Longer ActiveKefeta (2021-2026) | Ethiopia |
| No Longer ActiveLEAPS (2017-2019) | United States |
| No Longer ActiveMake a Connection | Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Nigeria, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, South Korea, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela |
| No Longer ActiveMerrill Lynch Employability Initiative | Brazil, Colombia |
| No Longer ActiveNetworking for the Future (2016-2018) | Mexico |
| No Longer ActiveNetworking Jalisco (2018-2020) | Mexico |
| No Longer ActiveNew Employment Opportunities (NEO) (2012-2018) | Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay |
