Y-peer Somalia
Somali Y-Peer is a member of the global Youth Peer Education Network, a groundbreaking youth-to-youth initiative pioneered by UNFPA.
Somali Y-peer Education Network is a ground-breaking and comprehensive youth to youth initiative modelled after Youth Peer International; the network was established in September 2013 and consequently registered with the Ministry of Interior& National Security, Youth Parliament and Partner Minister of youth & Sports of FGS.
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Y-Peer Somalia
Youth Peer Education Network is a youth led organization that utilizes peer to peer approach in empowering young people.
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