Misk Community Launches the Youth NPOs Incubator program, which aims at supporting the launch and growth of promising youth-focused initiatives and associations over a 14-week (...)
The Program aims at supporting the launch, growth, and expansion of non-profit, youth-focused initiatives over a 14-week journey involving mentoring, counselling, and financial support.
The Youth NPOs Incubator targets non-profit, youth-focused initiatives that are not officially registered. This program’s journey consists of an intensive capacity-building program in 12 knowledge areas. This includes the development of an organization’s mission statement, beneficiary analysis, value proposition design, management of development projects, impact planning and assessment, and financial sustainability planning. The Program’s journey will be concluded with a demo day ceremony during which participants will pitch their development programs.
Program Benefits
Coworking spaces will be made available to all participants during the program to provide them with places where they could meet with their team members, carry out tasks, and engage with other teams to share knowledge and expertise.
Thematic coaching sessions will be held weekly for all participants. Online coaching sessions will be held every Sunday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Several private One-to-one mentorship sessions will be held for participating initiatives. These sessions aim to guide the teams on the practical implementation of the weekly theme.
Instructional sessions will be held for 90 minutes on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. For participant outside Riyadh, these sessions will be held virtually.
Expert meeting sessions will be organized to share the experience and expertise of key players in the non-profit sector with participating teams.
Participants will have access to educational content through Misk Hub in 12 knowledge areas of importance to non-profit organizations.
By the end of the Program, graduating NPOs will have the opportunity to pitch their youth-focused projects and will have the chance to qualify to receive financial support for project implementation if criteria are met.
In-kind support will be available to participating initiatives to help launch, manage, and grow their programs.
The program will provide support to initiatives that officially register as non-profit organizations.
Important Dates
By the end of the program, participants will have the chance to pitch their youth programs to foundations, grant makers, CSR programs and key players in the non-profit sector to build partnerships and apply for grants.
This program is only for non-profit, youth-focused initiatives.
This program is only for non registered initiatives. If you have NPO that is more than 2 years old, you can apply to Impact Accelerator.
The program only.
A key requirement of this program is to consent to the official registration of the initiative during the program’s journey, where the program’s team will provide all needed support to make this happen.
All coaching and mentoring sessions take place after 6 p.m. to accommodate to the nature of participants’ full-time job. Therefore, attending these sessions is compulsory (there is a limit to permitted absences that may granted in certain situations).
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