Its goal is to offer services to the Kenyan community, through volunteering, that target and address the most serious issues affecting our community: HIV/AIDS, healthcare and nutrition, environmental conservation, child rights (including the rights of orphans, street children and other vulnerable children), gender based violence, sustainable agriculture, home based care, teaching and training amongst others.

Youths Organization has been established with the following key focuses in mind:

a) To work with Kenyan and international volunteers of all ages and from all walks of life.
b) To reduce the dependency syndrome and help Kenyans become self-sufficient.
c) To give volunteers a rewarding volunteer experience, working on the ground, with people in need
d) To utilize volunteers to the best of their potential.
e) To ensure that our community, government, private sector, public sector, churches, other volunteer organizations and all of our volunteers world wide can work together in a collaborative, positive and open environment with a view to improving living standards in Kenya.

Youths Organization offers you high quality volunteer placements in projects of interest around the Rift Valley region in Kenya.

Youths Organization is partnered (and affiliated) with a number of community based organizations, including orphanages, non-governmental organizations, sports organizations, home based care workers, nutrition centres for HIV/AIDS patients, heath centre dispensaries, primary schools and secondary schools amongst others. This ensures that if you volunteer with us, you will have a wide range of activities to perform during your volunteering period.

Our various volunteering programmes are aimed at alleviating some of the serious social issues that Kenyans face today with a view to changing the lives of the vulnerable. Our programmes include work in the following areas: orphanages, HIV/AIDS, environmental conservation, youth empowerment and counseling, disaster preparedness and management, home based care, sustainable agriculture, teaching and training children (including children, street children and other vulnerable children), gender based violence, health care and nutrition.

Volunteers live with a local family located near the place of work.