Our youth camps create an environment for boys and young men to learn values, build lasting relationships with peers and mentors, and have a communal foundation in positively building their identities as men.

Through a series of workshops, dialogue sessions and curated activities over a week, the youth camps identify and address existing issues and narratives about manhood, and help craft new models that remove toxic masculinity traits.

Our school talks engage young boys and men in familiar territories to empower them to become leaders of the future.

By having engaging experiences with men they can learn to emulate, we aim to help young men realise their potential.

By exposing children to a range of different mentors, speakers and volunteers, we aim to drive home the message that it takes a village, by showing them ours.

Speakers can also volunteer to be mentors or one time speakers, depending on their schedules and capacity to share time.

Our outings create short bursts of memories to foster relationship building and role modeling that boys can recall and rely on through various stages of their lives.

These engagements aim to break cycles of hopelessness and expose young men to new possibilities.

By spending dedicated time with a mentor, we aim to go beyond telling boys about what manhood entails, by showing them.