When We Invest in Nationhood, We Invest in Our Future
Quick Stats
1 in 3 children live in poverty
10,000 youth internships every year
50 community centres rehabilitated
Guyana’s future lies in the hands of its youth. We will give every child, regardless of location, income, or ability, access to quality education, safe environments, and opportunities to lead. WIN’s Youth and Children Policy addresses poverty, education, health, employment, and empowerment.
Thrive from the Start – Guyana National Child Development & Education Policy (NCDEP)
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Integrated health, nutrition, parenting, and early learning interventions
Birth-to-18 learning registry
"Parents as First Teachers" programme with learning kits
Early childhood curriculum with life skills, arts, and environmental awareness
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Learning Resource Centres in every school
Trauma-informed and special education teacher training
Multilingual bridging for Indigenous and minority languages
Neesa Gopaul Initiative: student attendance alert system
Literacy & numeracy improvement programmes
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Reintroduced school bus & boat programmes
STEAM & entrepreneurship-focused schools
School-based counsellors and mental health support
TVET training aligned with market demands
WIN for Children with Special Needs
WIN for Youth – Unlocking Youth Power
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10,000 paid internships per year
National upskilling in tech, agriculture, trade, and arts
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25 Youth Innovation Labs with Wi-Fi, mentorship, and seed funding
National Youth Business Incubator programme
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200 school-based counsellors
Suicide prevention and gender-based violence outreach
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Youth-led scholarships & political internships
Revamped National Youth Advisory Council
Key Flagship Programmes
ThriveGrant: $55,000 (Term 1), $30,000 (Term 2), $15,000 (Term 3) per student
AI4Youth Programme: Coding, robotics, and STEAM scholarships for 5,000 youth annually
Sports & Arts Scholarships: Gear, mentorship, and global representation
Digital Learning Equity Programme: Free tablets, Wi-Fi expansion, and connectivity for all schools
Measuring Impact – How WIN Will Track Success
Increase in literacy & numeracy rates
Reduction in absenteeism
Increase in youth employment & entrepreneurship rates
Expansion of inclusive classrooms in all regions