About YOUAccess
YOUAccess, a multiple donor fund, provides flexible funding that allows for risk-taking and a platform for youth and adolescent ownership of projects. Grant awardees contribute to building sexual and reproductive health and rights champions among policymakers, leaders, organizations, and individuals at national, district, and community levels. The fund offers an opportunity for innovative project development, knowledge sharing, and evidence-building to meet youth contraceptive needs.
2019 YOUAccess Funding Opportunity
YOUAccess is a fund that supports youth-led organizations to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights in the Global South. Adolescent and youth participation is critical to improving sexual and reproductive health outcomes and realizing the global initiatives such as Family Planning 2020 (FP2020), in particular goals and commitments that relate specifically to AYSRH. To support the achievement of FP2020 country commitments, PAI will support youth-led organizations to hold their governments accountable for youth- and adolescent-related FP2020 commitments. PAI is seeking proposals from youth-led organizations and coalitions in Tanzania and Malawi to identify advocacy activities to hold their government accountable.
Grant Details
Grants will be awarded to youth-led organizations or coalitions in Tanzania and Malawi. The grant will be a maximum of $35,000 USD and be awarded in June 2019 for a grant period of one year.
To be considered, a complete application must be submitted to youaccess@pai.org by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.
Download the Application Materials
Tanzania and Malawi YOUAccess Application
From Trust to Change: How YOUAccess SupportS Youth-led Advocacy
2018 International Youth Day Blogs
Dr. Natasha Salifyanji Kaoma, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Copper Rose, Zambia
Christine Sudi, Project Coordinator, Women Promotion Center, Kenya
Tenin Traore, Program Officer, MESSI, Côte d’Ivoire
Yordi T. Wolde, Youth Engagement Officer, Talent Youth Association, Ethiopia
Youth Champion Profiles
Mbencho Andrew Millan of ZOE-MED Organization
Maia Freudenberger of Projet Jeune Leader (PJL)