At Climate & Health Youth Network, we believe that meaningful change starts with informed, equipped, and inspired young people. Through our core initiatives, we support youth to lead, learn, and transform their communities for a greener, healthier future.
We Empower Youth to Reach Their Full Potential Through Climate and Health Action
What We Do
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— We Empower Youth
We build the capacity of young people to lead climate and health advocacy, from local communities to international platforms.
02.
— We Build Networks
We connect youth leaders, health professionals, climate advocates, and institutions to foster collaboration and shared learning.
03.
— We Strengthen
We support grassroots efforts that build climate resilience and improve health through education, innovation, and action.
04.
— We Educate & Raise Awareness
Through campaigns, dialogues, and training, we inform communities and stakeholders about the health impacts of climate change.
05.
— We Support Wellbeing
We promote youth mental and physical health by addressing environmental stressors and advocating for access to clean air, water, and safe spaces.
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— We Influence Policy with Research
We amplify youth voices and use research to shape climate and health policies for a better future.
What We Care For!
Elevating Youth Voices for Climate & Health Action
We believe in the power of informed, supported, and inspired young people to lead sustainable change.
Access to Climate and Health Education
We work to ensure young people have the tools and knowledge to understand and act on the climate-health crisis in their communities.
Youth Leadership in Action
From school clubs to community campaigns, we support youth-led initiatives that address environmental health risks and promote sustainable solutions.
Resilience in Vulnerable Communities
We empower youth in high-risk areas to become climate-health advocates, building resilience where it’s needed most.
Locally Rooted, Globally Connected
We amplify youth perspectives in global policy spaces, ensuring their lived experiences influence decisions on climate and health.
Mental Health and Climate Anxiety
We recognize the emotional toll of the climate crisis on young people and promote safe, supportive spaces to process eco-anxiety, stress, and fear while building hope through action.