Faraja Africa Foundation (FAF) believes in self-sustenance and sustainability; FAF envisions a society where young people not only contribute to crucial decision-making processes or their empowerment but also finance this process. That’s why FAF as a Foundation runs a social enterprise, allowing it to be a donor for its work and other youth initiatives across the African Globe. FAF’s social enterprise runs with two primary mandates that support it to achieve the vision and mission it has but also that of multiple youth sector key players in the region. There is an arm for creating literacy and increasing access to information for meaningful critical decision-making. The second arm promotes place-based learning alongside practical skilling of youth for economic empowerment. 

The social enterprise is the broader FAF’s strategy and plans for resource mobilisation and building local investors and donors for Africa’s locally owned and globally connected participatory development. Below are some of our social enterprise affiliates;