Program Name: Neftaly Youth Peer-led WASH Ambassador Programs

Objective:
To empower young people to become advocates for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in their communities by leading education, awareness, and behavior-change initiatives among their peers.

Key Activities:

1. Peer Training & Mentorship:
   • Equip selected youth ambassadors with knowledge and skills on WASH practices, public speaking, and community engagement.
2. Community Outreach:
   • Ambassadors organize school and neighborhood campaigns, workshops, and hygiene demonstrations to promote safe water use, sanitation, and personal hygiene.
3. Advocacy & Leadership:
   • Youth lead WASH initiatives, advocate for improved facilities, and engage local stakeholders in community WASH planning.
4. Monitoring & Reporting:
   • Ambassadors track the impact of awareness campaigns and share findings to help improve ongoing programs.

Expected Outcomes:

• Increased awareness and adoption of proper hygiene and sanitation practices among youth and community members.
• Development of leadership and advocacy skills among participating youth.
• Strengthened community participation in WASH initiatives.
• Creation of a sustainable youth-led network of WASH champions.

Target Group:
Youth aged 14–25 in schools, communities, and youth hubs who are motivated to lead peer education and advocacy in WASH.

Impact:
By giving young people the tools and platform to influence their peers, the program fosters healthier communities, reduces waterborne diseases, and builds the next generation of WASH leaders.