Our Work
Youth for Global Health and Social Justice is committed to tackling the challenges of climate change. Our Ambassador program is a key part of our efforts, with young people working on the ground to build partnerships and develop plans for our work. Our projects focus on educating students and communities about the water crisis, empowering young people to become agents of change. Through cultural immersion and collaboration with peers worldwide, we aim to create a sustainable future for all.
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International Service
Y4GH is proud to coordinate international travel for young people who are passionate about making a difference in the world. With nine months of training under their belts, our participants are ready to roll up their sleeves and tackle water scarcity facing communities around the globe. Since 2017, over 750 young people have joined us on our global water missions, traveling to Poland, Senegal, Chile, and South Africa, and we look forward to continuing this important work in the years come.
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Drilling Water Wells in Zimbabwe
Y4GH has recently started a new project in Zimbabwe in collaboration with Help and Hope Foundation. The project includes drilling two wells and remodeling school library, which will also be equipped solar panels. We are excited to be a part of this initiative and look forward to making a positive impact the community.
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Trauma to Training - Sierra Leone
At Y4GH, we believe in empowering women through vocational training. That's why we've partnered with My Looks Boutique, Salon, and School of Cosmetology to provide homeless women with the skills they need to succeed. By addressing the challenges of unemployment, we can help prevent human trafficking and create a brighter future for all women.
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Summer Water 2025
Y4GH is excited to announce its partnership with school districts and churches in the Detroit Metropolitan area for Summer 2025. The Summer Water program is designed for students aged 10-15 and will run for one week (Monday-Thursday, three hours each day). Through interactive activities, students will learn about the treatment and prevention of waterborne diseases and the mechanics of water treatment facilities. The program aims to help students understand the importance of water and its impact on people and the environment.
