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Grants Alert: LEAP Set To Empower Young Leaders.

Empowering Young Leaders: LEAP Africa's Youth Leadership Development Programme
Nigeria's young people are eager to drive change and lead their communities towards a brighter future. However, many lack the necessary skills, knowledge, and resources to succeed in these roles. To bridge this gap, LEAP Africa has designed the Youth Leadership Development Programme (YLDP) to equip undergraduates with the tools they need to become active citizens, leaders, and change-makers.

Programme Overview
The YLDP is a 5-month programme that combines self-paced courses, group mentorship sessions, and community change projects to empower young people to address issues of national concern. Participants will engage with expert social innovators and change-makers, develop their mindsets, and implement impactful change projects.

Sustainability Pathway

The Sustainability Pathway is a unique track within the YLDP that focuses on community change projects. Teams of 5-10 participants from the same tertiary institution will work together to design and implement projects that address pressing issues in their communities. Teams that participate in this track are eligible for up to ₦350,000 in grants to support their projects.
Eligibility and Guidelines

To participate in the YLDP, applicants must:

- Be between 18-35 years old
- Be an undergraduate student at a Nigerian tertiary institution
- Be available to participate in the programme for the 5-month period
- Commit to at least 85% total participation in the programme
- Have a working mobile phone/personal computer and access to stable internet
- Show proof of studentship at the claimed tertiary institution
- Be open to travel at any stage of the programme

How to Apply

Interested applicants can apply for the YLDP through the Nigeria Youth Fund website: https://nigeriayouthfund.org/yldp/

Don't miss this opportunity to empower yourself and become a change-maker in your community. Apply now!

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