Latin America & the Caribbean
We’ve worked with more than 70 local organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean to help them harness their passion for sustainable youth development projects that measurably change the lives of underserved youth. The first member of IYF’s global partner network joined from Ecuador in 1991, just a year after our founding. Flagship initiatives New Employment Opportunities (NEO) and entra21 have connected more than 100,000 young people with employability training and jobs and created critical alliances among government ministries, businesses, and youth organizations. A great example of how IYF builds local capacity to meet global standards of excellence, our innovative new assessment tool for NEO is helping us evaluate more than 200 service providers, who receive tailored coaching and improvement plans from our regional experts. Together, we’re reshaping how young people in Latin America and the Caribbean envision and can access a brighter future.Learn more about IYF’s work in Latin America and the Caribbean by downloading the fact sheet, available in English, Portuguese and Spanish, or explore our 2024 Impact Report, available in English and Spanish.
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Read more: Studies & Reflections #2: Youth Unemployment, A Structural & Global Problem

Studies & Reflections #2: Youth Unemployment, A Structural & Global Problem
This study is the second in the entra21 Studies and Reflections series. It analyzes the phenomenon of youth unemployment and its global dimensions and examines which are most relevant to…
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Read more: Designing a Successful Fund Raising Campaign for Your NGO

Designing a Successful Fund Raising Campaign for Your NGO
This toolkit offers guidance on sustaining long-term supports for young people at the local, national, and international level. The International Youth Foundation developed the toolkit to provide non-profit organizations with…
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Read more: What Works in Street Children Programming: The JUCONI Model

What Works in Street Children Programming: The JUCONI Model
This issue of What Works focuses on programming to support street children. It discusses the work of the author’s organization, Junto Con Los Niños (JUCONI) Foundation, in Mexico. The What…
