Our Programmes
Skills, marketplace, mentorship and faith — delivered together.
Our four programme pillars work as one integrated pathway for young people aged 15–35: build market-ready skills, get launched into the marketplace, be mentored by professionals, and be grounded in faith and character. Click a pillar to explore what it's about, our aim and the impact.
Skills & Vocational Training
Market-relevant training in digital, technical, creative and vocational skills — coding, media, design, AI basics, music, crochet, baking, French, sign language and more — taught to a working, hire-ready standard.
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Marketplace: Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Linkage
We turn skills into livelihoods — business and financial literacy, product design, incubation for youth-led ventures, product-to-market linkages, internships and job placement through our professional networks.
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Professional Mentorship
One-to-one and group mentorship pairing youth aged 15–35 with seasoned professionals for career direction, industry insight and role-modelling — opening doors into real opportunity.
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Spiritual Formation & Psychosocial Support
Faith and values formation, discipleship and psychosocial support — including qualified counsellors — so young people are grounded in God, formed in character, and emotionally resilient for the journey ahead.
Explore this pillarSkills in our pilot programmes
Click a skill to see what was taught and photo highlights from the pilot. We're expanding to more digital, creative and vocational skills.
Expanding to other digital, creative & vocational skills
How the pilots build on each other
Each cohort deepens the last — from foundations, to intermediate portfolio work, to advanced tracks and bootcamps that feed into the Innovation Centres.
First-ever GGF Skills & Mentorship Programme — ~150 young participants across ages 6–17, 6 skilled facilitators, and a Friday showcase. Learners built foundations in coding, media, music, crochet, baking, French and sign language.
Second cohort deepening the same skills — learners move from fundamentals to portfolio work, product-ready output and their first exposure to the Marketplace and Mentorship pillars.
Advanced tracks, first technical bootcamp and continuous weekend engagement — leading into full enrolment at the Innovation Centres.