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ABOUT US
Youth on the move was founded by our CEO, Maggie Griffiths and our Secretary, Treasurer and Deputy Chairperson have been hand-selected for their qualities in working with youth and addiction.
We have a love of mankind as well as a passion and commitment to making a difference in the lives of those in need, those who just need a second chance in life.
We are therefore here to provide a service by means of giving of our time, our love and our skills to help in an area our country is struggling with terribly...the addiction(s) our youth are facing and, in doing so, we hope to aid in cleansing our nation of the ravaging effects of drug abuse within our society.
We have a love of mankind as well as a passion and commitment to making a difference in the lives of those in need, those who just need a second chance in life.
We are therefore here to provide a service by means of giving of our time, our love and our skills to help in an area our country is struggling with terribly...the addiction(s) our youth are facing and, in doing so, we hope to aid in cleansing our nation of the ravaging effects of drug abuse within our society.
OUR MISSION
To assist the youth in areas where drug abuse is involved by aiding them in being taken into a rehabilitation centre so that they can get given a chance for a better life.
To get them back into society by rehabilitating and empowering them into finding employment and thereby creating a better future for themselves.
To work with the parents of these children so that they can reconcile with them and to assist those youth who come out of rehabilitation whose families reject them, in being re-homed and accepted back into society by aiding them in finding skills as artisans so that they can make a difference in society.
To get them back into society by rehabilitating and empowering them into finding employment and thereby creating a better future for themselves.
To work with the parents of these children so that they can reconcile with them and to assist those youth who come out of rehabilitation whose families reject them, in being re-homed and accepted back into society by aiding them in finding skills as artisans so that they can make a difference in society.
