Skills & Capacity Building
Equip members with knowledge, skills, and confidence to earn income. Examples: Vocational training (tailoring, carpentry, IT, beauty services) Entrepreneurship & business management workshops Digital skills (social media, freelancing, online marketing)
Financial & Resource Support
Provide funding, resources, and tools to start or grow income-generating activities. Examples: (Small business grants or microloans ,Farming or livestock starter kits Savings groups and cooperative fundin)
Market Access & Mentorship
Connect members to opportunities, guidance, and networks to ensure sustainable income. Examples: (Mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs, Market linkage (fairs, online platforms, local businesses) Internship or job placement programs
Frequently Asked Question
Our FAQs clearly explain the program’s eligibility, application process, support types, selection criteria, and participant responsibilities.
The AYF Livelihood Support Program is an initiative designed to empower members with practical skills, financial support, and market connections to build sustainable income-generating activities and achieve economic independence.
The program is open to active AYF members who demonstrate commitment, readiness to participate in training, and a clear interest in starting or strengthening an income-generating activity.
The program provides support in three main areas: Skills & Capacity Building, Financial & Resource Support, and Market Access & Mentorship to help members develop and sustain their income-generating activities.
Interested members can apply by completing the official AYF application form and, if required, submitting a simple business or project proposal for review
Selection is based on the feasibility of the business idea, commitment to training, and potential for sustainable impact.
Yes, all selected participants must attend skills and entrepreneurship training before receiving financial or material support.
AYF conducts regular follow-ups, mentorship sessions, and progress assessments to ensure accountability and long-term success of supported projects.
If the support is a loan, repayment terms are clearly outlined; grants do not require repayment but participants must provide accountability reports.
