~ Jennifer Dukes Lee
~ Lorrin L. Lee
~ Eleanor Roosevelt
Reaching over 25,000 boys through mentorship, education, and emotional support, with a goal of empowering 15,000 youths annually and engaging 500+ schools.
Forging a world where disadvantaged young people can learn the skills to shape their future and become agents of change in their communities.
To support children and young people of the weakest social groups —especially boys— by ensuring access to education, health, psychological support, and family assistance.
Many empowerment programs focus solely on girls, leaving boys behind.
True gender equality means uplifting both genders.
A society that uplifts both boys and girls is stronger, healthier, and more progressive.
Empowering boys ensures they contribute positively to gender equality.
Many men struggle with parenting due to lack of emotional training.
Teaching responsibility, patience, and emotional intelligence helps them become better fathers.
Studies show higher suicide rates among men due to lack of emotional support.
Empowering boys with mental health awareness and coping strategies can reduce these risks.
We have numbers that push us to give in our best and make sure that we break our own records. We are happy to be growing and helping more day by day.
