ENDING SYSTEMic NEGLECT: A NEW AGE for youth
We connect sixth formers with university students- who act as mentors to build and deploy sustainable technology for the world's most underserved communities. Your work matters. It gets built. It gets used.

Build something real. Solutions with lasting impacts.
Work alongside specialists in their feild. Prototype sustainable technology across five global impact categories. Your work will be deployed. Your personal statement and resumes will mean something. The impact changes lives.

research. Applied to the world. 5 IMPACT CATEGORIES.
Mentor a small team of exceptional sixth formers on a real-world problem within your field. Deployment to Colombia and for the top six groups global deployment in two paths. One to 2 continents for 3 weeks each. The other pathway is one month deployment in a dedicated country. A pathway to something far larger.

our social enterprise, sustainable growth
Your funding reaches 96 deployment spots across Colombia - and 10 choices for the top six to make impact- with full transparency and accountability. Every pound works. Every outcome is tracked. We will soon get funding from our agency where 80% of profit will be reinvested starting 2029. All funding makes an impact.

Join as a sixth former
Work with mentors on real problems.
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Fund deployment across 10 countries
Direct investment. Full transparency. Every pound tracked.

Connect your institution to impact
University collaborations. Nonprofit collaborations. Sponsor collaboration. Real-world research.

Scale solutions across underserved communities
Your funding builds infrastructure. Your vision gets deployed.
What we want to achieve
Five impact categories. Global impact. One mission. The numbers show what's possible when infrastructure meets urgency.
Impact categories
Global deployment spots
Countries
We stopped waiting
"Young people are often viewed as incapable of making systemic impact. Our generation is constantly criticised for a perceived lack of initiative, low agency, and poor attitude. Our foundation, on the contrary, prides itself on having started as a youth-led initiative. We work directly with other youth-led organisations to secure funding, manage complex logistics, and handle full-scale administration.We recently hosted a youth summit and networking event to connect with like-minded individuals. To my surprise, following our presentation, many attendees expressed how inspiring it was to see someone their own age running a professional foundation. They shared that our work showed them they don’t need permission to start—that they can make a meaningful impact right now." - Founder Fahima

Global impact Program
The Global Impact Program transforms academic research into tangible solutions through a unique 4:4 mentor-to-student ratio, pairing two university researchers with six sixth formers to build prototypes that truly matter. While the entire cohort converges in Colombia for an immersive month of community embedding, the program culminates in an exclusive deployment opportunity for the top six groups. These elite teams earn the chance to travel across all six continents through August, executing their projects in diverse global locations ranging from Kazakhstan and Hawaii to Fiji and Brazil, ensuring their innovations reach the communities that need them most.
The Colombia vision
25 hectares. A circular city built for children nobody chose. Self-sustaining by year ten. Globally replicable. This is what infrastructure looks like when it's designed for the people who need it most. We are an established CLG social enterprise, using the prototype implemented as credibility we can apply for larger grants and recieve funding to make our vision true. 25 hectares is the prototype we want to build global change. Rammed earth buildings, self sufficiency, greater educational models, accessible medication. We want to bring change and we are just starting. This is a project w invision to build later down the line.

Five global impact categories
Our programme deploys sustainable technology across five interconnected domains. Each category addresses a critical gap in underserved communities. Each one is built by sixth formers mentored by mentors. Each one gets deployed.
Social & Economic Change
Social impact via schools community centres, and economic change by providing sources of income.
Renewable Energy
Digital learning platforms, VAWTs, biodigesters, and more. Use sustainable technology for security and stability in their area.
Food, Water & Waste
Agricultural technology, water purification, and food security systems that build long-term resilience.
Sustainable Building
Mud and clay homes, cheap yet great. It's stable, provides heating and cooling naturally as well as is great for the environment having a near net-zero carbon impact.
Community Wellbeing
Telemedicine, maternal health, disease prevention, accessible medicine, and mental health support deployed across remote regions.
The time is now
Applications open August 15th 2026. Close November 15th. Every spot matters. Every person changes everything.