Achievements
What volunteer work has added up to
Since 2021 the initiative has grown from a group of volunteers into a network working across South Darfur State, with a model the communities themselves helped shape.
34
Community initiatives implemented
93
Volunteers, male and female
13
Localities in South Darfur
2021
Founded by young volunteers
Achievements to date
Reported plainly, as the profile records them
- Implemented 34 community initiatives in peace, development and humanitarian response
- Built a network of 93 volunteers, male and female
- Working across 13 localities in South Darfur State
- Built a coordination network with community leaders, native administrations and relevant actors
- Developed a community model for addressing the root causes of conflict and enhancing community resilience
The community model
A model for addressing root causes and building resilience
Three commitments hold the model together, and they are what partners can expect from working with us.
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Community ownership
Committees and volunteers come from the localities themselves, so activities continue after an intervention ends.
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Local mechanisms first
Rather than replacing traditional conflict resolution, the initiative strengthens what communities already trust.
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Neutral and accountable
Neutrality, independence, transparency and accountability are the conditions for being accepted in every locality.
Work with us
Partner with a youth network already rooted in its communities
We work with native administrations, community and religious leaders, local authorities, national and international organizations, and fellow youth initiatives. If your work touches peace, protection, livelihoods or early recovery in South Darfur, we would like to hear from you.
