About Us:
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We are an organization that seeks to ensure:
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Our Mission:
The Young Peace Builders (YPB) is a Youth-serving non-governmental, non-political, non-religious and non-profit making voluntary organization that seeks to pioneer peace and development by creating a supportive environment for the survival and development of communities by encouraging local initiatives for community developments, empowering young people in volunteerism and linking up their initiatives for peace to help increase the effectiveness of their actions.
Our Vision:
We are an organization that strongly believes in mutual respect for all regardless of race, origin, tribe, religious or political affiliations.
We are committed to building a sustainable world in which Peace, Justice, Solidarity, Human Dignity, Sustainable development and respect for human rights prevails.
Below are specimen of some of our registration certificates:
The Young Peace Builders (YPB) is a Youth-serving non-governmental, non-political, non-religious and non-profit making voluntary organization that seeks to pioneer peace and development by creating a supportive environment for the survival and development of communities by encouraging local initiatives for community developments, empowering young people in volunteerism and linking up their initiatives for peace to help increase the effectiveness of their actions.
Our Vision:
We are an organization that strongly believes in mutual respect for all regardless of race, origin, tribe, religious or political affiliations.
We are committed to building a sustainable world in which Peace, Justice, Solidarity, Human Dignity, Sustainable development and respect for human rights prevails.
Below are specimen of some of our registration certificates:
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LEGAL STATUS:
Young Peace Builders Secretariat is presently based in Sierra Leone, West Africa and is legally registered with the required Government Authority or Institution (National Youth Commission) as a Youth-Serving Agency or Organization in accordance with the National Youth Commission Act of Parliament 2009. The Ministry of Youth, the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender and Children's Affairs and other local authorities. |
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