Government of Canada

A recipient of many awards, Youth Fusion is a charitable organization whose mission is to contribute to youth retention, employability and civic engagement by implementing innovative experiential learning projects that create ongoing connections between young people and young people. school environments and the community. Every week, we support 15,000 young people in more than 250 schools in rural, urban and Aboriginal communities.

Jack.org is a non-profit organization that trains and empowers young leaders to revolutionize mental health in every province and territory.

CRSD is to serve children, youth and families in a manner that builds from resiliencies, empowers change and transforms adversity.

P10 is a meeting place and advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual, intersex, queer, trans, two-spirit, and questioning youth.

Kids Help Phone is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week to help you have a better knowledge of mental health and feel more empowered to talk about it. Kids Help Phone's e-mental health services are available across Canada 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This means that the service is available to children, teenagers, and young adults from coast to coast.

Foxy is a totally new way of talking with young women about sexual health, sexuality, and relationships.

MYEO, Myanmar Youth Empowerment Opportunities, is a tech-enabled education social enterprise. Our mission is to equip all of Myanmar’s new graduates with the skills to be valuable members of the workforce and community. A large youth population is one of Myanmar’s major strengths, according to the Asian Development Bank. The country may benefit from a “demographic dividend” with a large share of the population engaged in productive work and supporting a smaller share of older and non-working people. In fact, 33% of Myanmar's population is aged 15 to 35 years old, +18 million people. However, youths in Myanmar are in a vulnerable employment situation, either unemployed or underemployed. At the same time, organizations in Myanmar urge more qualified employees. Despite the challenges in work conditions for youth and low skilled workforce, Myanmar presents an encouraging opportunity on the adoption of mobile technology: +27 million people in the country use Facebook or Messenger. To seize that opportunity, MYEO has created a mobile-based online solution that nurtures youth employability and paves the way to build a high-skilled workforce for organizations in Myanmar. MYEO has a team of +30 people, with experience in technology, education, marketing and data analysis. Since 2014, the startup has been impacting the lives of thousands of youths in Myanmar, including +12,000 youths trained exclusively online, +50,000 youths using MYEO's learning chatbots and +150,000 youths engaging with MYEO's Facebook community.

Futurpreneur Canada is a national non-profit organization dedicated to supporting young entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 39. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Toronto, it provides essential resources such as financing, mentoring, and various support tools tailored for aspiring business owners. The organization offers a comprehensive two-year business mentoring program designed to guide entrepreneurs through the challenges of starting and running a business. With nearly two decades of experience, Futurpreneur Canada plays a crucial role in fostering innovation and business development among Canada's youth.