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(YLP)Youth Leadership Program A Pilot Program (One-Year Diploma+ 2 years Follow up) It is compulsory for all Yemeni girls (recently boys, too) to take a year-off after graduation from high school. They are prevented from continuing their studies within a public university or finding employment. The government provides no alternative during this period for girls, unlike boys who undertake their military service.
The GWCC developed a one-year course for the girls of Sana’a on their gap-ear. The program’s design was based on the outcome of recommendations and suggestions from a survey conducted in April 2001 by the GWCC in 10 private & public schools. More..
(YEDI) In January 2005, GWCC launched a new program (YEDI) in partnership with CHF and funded by MEPI ( Middle East Partnership Initiative). The YEDI is revitalized and stabilized the economic and social circumstances of Yemeni youth (men and women between the ages 18-25) and increasing their employment. More...
(SDP) Skills Development Program of Human Rights In Oct 2003, GWCC with cooperation of National Endowment for Democracy started its Project to provide 40 women activist in Human Rights with skills in computers, internet, human rights training, and networking abilities. More...
(YWLP) Young Women Leadership Program Youth Leadership Development Foundation-Girls World Communication Center, develop and train 50 Yemeni young women through Young Women Leadership Program, which is funded by British Embassy... More.. |
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