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Partners

Partner with AYAN

Partnerships are being shaped now. If your organisation would like to explore working with the Ubuntu Youth Exchange Programme, send us an enquiry using the form below and the AYAN team will respond.

Where partnerships stand today

AYAN does not have partners to announce yet, and this page shows no partner logos for that reason. The programme has not run, so partnership conversations begin from the plans published on this site — all figures are targets, not results.

Ways to explore collaborating

  • Funding towards cohorts and community projects, subject to agreement

  • Hosting an exchange leg through your community or organisation

  • Mentoring young leaders during the programme

  • Media or storytelling support for the narrative pillar

Sending an enquiry is not a commitment. Nothing here promises places, timelines, funding or stipends — those depend on agreements still to be made.

Support the programme

Looking to contribute directly rather than through an institutional partnership? The support page explains how (note: online giving is not open yet).

Your details

Optional — tell us what you have in mind.

Your details go straight to the AYAN team. See our privacy page for how we handle them.