Waterlight Save Initiative Hosts Global Youth Forum In August

In celebration of Waterlight Save Initiative’s commitment to youth-driven development, the organisation has announced the iHEAL Global Youth Impact Forum 2026, to be held at the NAF Conference Centre in Abuja.

This historical iHEAL landmark Global Youth Impact Forum 2026, organised by the Waterlight Save Initiative, is scheduled for August 11-12, 2026, in Abuja, and will bring together youth stakeholders, captains of industry, and philanthropists.

The forum aims to empower young leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs to drive sustainable development through initiatives focusing on health, education, and economic empowerment.

According to a statement by the organisation, the forum aligns with the “#iHEALBlueprint” to foster creative youth development and sustainable solutions in Africa.

This will target young leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, and activists, particularly those focused on driving local and global impact.

Under the theme “Youth Empowerment for a Sustainable Future,” this landmark gathering will convene visionary young leaders, innovators, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and development partners from Nigeria and across the globe.

Similarly, young people, change-makers, and aspiring entrepreneurs are invited to register and secure their place at one of Africa’s most transformative youth platforms.

Participants will gain access to global mentors, policymakers, and industry leaders, as well as high-level leadership and capacity-building sessions. They will also be able to network with youths across Nigeria and around the world.

The forum will also provide exposure to career, innovation, and entrepreneurship opportunities, visibility for your ideas and projects, a certificate of participation, official recognition, access to non-refundable grant opportunities, and support for startup equipment to launch or scale your venture.

The Forum goes beyond dialogue; it is a results-driven platform that equips participants with practical tools, funding pathways, strategic partnerships, and implementation support.