Youth for Economic Justice

Constitutional objectives

4.1 the prevention and relief of poverty of youth in the UK, Africa and other parts of the developing world, through developing their ability to engage in sustainable employment and/or in running their own enterprise and access to investment funding and other relevant resources. 4.2 the promotion of equality and diversity in the UK, Africa and other parts of the developing world, by ensuring that young women, as well as young men, have the opportunity to become active micro-entrepreneurs or wage workers. 4.3 the advancement of citizenship or community development by empowering and strengthening community based organisations in order that they, in partnership with distressed communities, respond more effectively and sustainably to the needs of young people in their local communities in the UK, Africa and other parts of the developing world. 4.4 the relief of those in need by reason of age, and/or financial hardship by develop young people's basic knowledge and management skills in finance for both their personal and business financial goals. and providing access to investment funding and other relevant resources for communities in the UK, Africa and other parts of the developing world. 4.5 the advancement of education among young people in the UK, Africa and other parts of the developing world, in particular, although not exclusively, young women, through education and training programmes to develop their basic knowledge and management skills for economically viable entrepreneurship.