Youth programme launch: from the archive
An earlier Omuto film, published under the Youth Ambassadors Program name.
Watch on YouTubeYouth Action Pathways
Youth Action Pathways for youth groups
Youth Action Pathways helps existing groups organise meetings, keep records, learn business skills and develop shared projects.
Youth leadership in practice
Archive films from Omuto’s youth programmes.
Young Leaders Camp, September 2023
Activities and group learning from Omuto’s first Young Leaders Camp.
Watch on YouTubeWho can join?
YAP works with groups in Mpigi and Butambala, including savings circles, sports teams, faith groups and YoSkills graduates.
A group needs at least 10 committed members, a chapter lead and a secretary. Members agree to meet regularly, keep records and complete foundation training together.
What support does YAP provide?
Business skills
Planning projects, costing products, managing money and keeping records.
Group organisation
Support with meeting records, group responsibilities, savings systems and preparing to open a group account.
Applications and connections
Help preparing information for relevant opportunities, plus introductions to peers, mentors and potential partners. Eligibility and funding depend on each programme.
From learning to mentoring
The 2025 annual report calls this network Youth Action Pathways (YAP). YoSkills graduates join the network, mentor current learners, lead community skills workshops and support schools. Youth groups can also ask about organising meetings, keeping records and planning shared projects.
Read the 2025 annual report ↗