Youth for Change is a Malaita Provincial Youth Council Program
In brief. Phillip Subu, the President of the Malaita Provincial Youth Council (MPYC) and Vice Chairman of the Solomon Islands National Youth Congress (SINYC), has been elected as the Treasurer of the Pacific Youth Council (PYC) during the recent Youth…
On April 14, 2024, our team achieved a significant milestone by conducting an awareness program on elections, held at the Gilbert Camp for the Gilbert Camp Adventist Youth. Alwyn Maesulia, a dedicated member of our team, spearheaded this initiative, emphasizing…
A collaborative effort between Henderson 9 One Youths and Youth For Change Solomon Islands (YFCSI) resulted in a successful workshop on clean elections held in Henderson, Central Guadalcanal Constituency. The workshop focused on key themes such as the influence of…
On Thursday, February 15, 2024, our team organized a workshop in Mamade Village, Ward 29, Central Kwara’ae Constituency, Malaita Province, focusing on the significance of clean electoral processes. The workshop aimed to raise awareness about the importance of fair…
Youth-Led Initiative Promotes Clean Elections in Solomon Islands Maverick Peter Seda and his team Honiara, Solomon Islands – In a significant move to strengthen democratic processes in the Solomon Islands, Youth For Change Solomon Islands (YFSI), an initiative of the…
ByRobert Iroga – SBM The Malaita Youth Council President, Phillip Subu, has called on government, partners and stakeholders to support the new school dropouts. Data released by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources at the release of the school results…
Add Your Heading Text Here Add Your Heading Text Here Malaita Youth Council Opens New Youth Hub in Auki Today, the Malaita Provincial Youth Council (MPYC) officially opened a new Youth Hub in Auki, offering young people in Malaita access…
Youth Council in Auki Plans Clean Election Talk February 6, 2024 The Malaita Provincial Youth Council (MPYC) in Auki is getting ready to talk about clean elections. They want young people to know how important it is to vote in…