Future Youth Myanmar

Our programs

Four connected pathways for young people

Read with others, try a first placement, ask about your next stage of study or share a skill. Each program starts with what young people need and what others can offer.

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Learn. Experience. Navigate. Include.

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Learn

Rural Book Clubs

Community book clubs where children read, ask questions and discover the joy of learning together.

  • Two weekend groups for children aged 5 to 7 and 8 to 10
  • 90-minute sessions with reading, discussion and creative activities
  • 39 children have participated since 2024
  • Around 80% come from small towns and rural villages
Learn more about Rural Book Clubs
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Experience

Volunteering and internships

We connect young people with organizations where they can contribute and gain practical experience.

  • Start with your interests, skills and availability
  • Meet possible host organizations
  • Get support with introductions and interviews
  • 11 young people gained their first placement
Learn more about Volunteering and internships
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Navigate

Education guidance and experience sharing

Ask someone who has been there about study choices, applications and student life.

  • A Level and IB students share with O Level students
  • Hear from university students studying abroad
  • Ask about applications and adapting to a new place
  • Online and in-person conversations
Learn more about Education guidance and experience sharing
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Include

Diversity and inclusion

Make space for young people with different backgrounds and abilities to learn and contribute.

  • Arts mentoring with disability centers
  • Digital communication and content creation
  • Cultural exchange and shared learning
  • Connections between local makers and potential buyers
Learn more about Diversity and inclusion

How our programs work together

A child who enjoys reading may later help someone else learn. A student who gets advice can pass it on. These programs give young people different ways to take part as their interests and experience grow.

Learn

Rural Book Clubs

Experience

Volunteering and internships

Navigate

Education guidance and experience sharing

Include

Diversity and inclusion