SOLIDARITET FÖR UNGDOMENS FRAMTID

Who are we?

Solidaritet för Ungdomens Framtid is a Swedish non-for-profit organization involved in the promotion of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the World  Programme  of Action for  Youth.

Our mission

Solidaritet för Ungdomens Framtid aims at promoting an integral evolution of all children and youth by safeguarding their human dignity mainly through the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the child and the World Programme of Action for Youth.

Our vision

The organization recognizes that any child and any youth possesses dynamism of life and resources which can be better shown when the conditions of life are good.

Every child and youth must benefit from a protective environment granted by their family and their community in which they live. Their integral development requires a set of gathered conditions.

Therefore, a wide range of institutions, including the family, educators, civil society and the government  must strive to create an enabling environment that favors the development of psychological, cognitive and physical  capacities of the child and the youth  which will lead to a better future.

Development of the child and youth in all dimensions

The child and the youth need to be protected, fed, cured and educated. However, their psychological well-being is also essential. Their bond  to their family and community must be preserved.Therefore, they have the right to be looked after, to play, to be happy, receive affection and also to have a profession in the future. The integral development of the child and youth and their happiness require again, to be able to attain whichever situation they can aspire in their lives.

Domains

Young and children education, training, hunger and poverty, health and HIV/AIDS, drugs abuse,  youth delinquency, integration, leisure, art, sport and culture, ICT, human rights and environment .

Partnership request

We are looking for partnership with organizations and institutions that involved in young and children education, training, hunger and poverty, health and HIV/AIDS, drugs abuse,  youth delinquency, integration, leisure, art, sport and culture, ICT, human rights and environment.