We empower young Africans, protect women and children, keep girls in school, end period poverty, support prison reform, and advocate for dignity at every border.
Built for the Africa of today as we journey to the Africa that is coming — The Africa We Want. The World Border Security Congress has been hosted in various countries from 2017 to 2026, bringing together international border and migration management professionals. AYPSC has been showing up at WBSC and convening the African Workshop since 2017 in Casablanca, Morocco.
A continent where every young African can move, learn, work, and lead with dignity — unobstructed by broken systems, invisible borders, or the absence of opportunity.
— AYPSC Vision Statement
Our Eight Programme Pillars
Each programme responds to a real gap. Connected by one conviction: exclusion from systems that govern your life is a design choice — and design choices can be reversed.
Advocating for young Africans at borders worldwide. Conveners of the African Workshop at WBSC since 2023.
Bridging the digital divide with skills, devices, and connectivity for young Africans in the digital economy.
Protection, empowerment, and advocacy. Legal awareness, psychosocial support, anti-GBV sensitisation.
Keeping African girls in school through retention support, scholarship advocacy, and professional mentorship.
Product distribution, school programming, and policy advocacy to end menstrual poverty across Nigeria.
Feb 2026: AYPSC visited Kuje Correctional Centre in partnership with the Nigerian Government.
Reproductive health, HIV/AIDS prevention, and WHO-aligned PMTCT counselling.
Evidence-based policy on digital borders, biometric bias, and African youth mobility rights.
AYPSC has been showing up at the World Border Security Congress and convening the African Workshop since 2017 in Casablanca, Morocco — the only African youth civil society organisation with a dedicated platform at this premier global border governance forum.
AYPSC will convene the African Workshop at WBSC 2027. Register your interest or partner with AYPSC.
Proclaimed at WBSC Vienna — 14 April 2026. Nine founding articles.
“We did not come to Vienna to process people. We came to declare that every person who moves across a border carries a dignity no algorithm can measure, and a potential no checkpoint should extinguish.”
AYPSC is growing. We are looking for dedicated professionals and volunteers who share our mission.
An exceptional hybrid professional serving as principal aide to the Executive Director — combining executive assistant precision with creative digital-media production. You will organise every meeting, mission, and keynote while capturing and producing content that shapes the ED's public voice and AYPSC's institutional brand at international level.
AYPSC welcomes volunteers across all eight programme areas from community outreach and health education to policy research and digital communications.
Volunteers are the backbone of our community programmes. All volunteers receive a reference letter after 3 months of active service.
Our team will respond within 5 working days.
Every contribution funds a girl staying in school, a woman getting legal support, an inmate receiving counselling, or a young African crossing a border with dignity.
All donations acknowledged within 48 hours.
After transferring, email info@aypsc.org with your name and amount.
Paul Igbinere is AYPSC's Executive Director and COO of Hub & Locus Consulting. He holds certificates from the University of London – London Business School, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport (CMILT UK), an Oracle Certified Associate (OCA), and a WHO-trained PMTCT Counsellor. He has served as Convener of the African Workshop at WBSC since 2023 across four countries.
AYPSC engages with and advocates within the frameworks of these international organisations.
Partner, donor, delegate, embassy, or just someone who believes in the work.
AYPSC actively seeks partnerships with international organisations, NGOs, UN agencies, embassy missions, government bodies, and bilateral donors.
African Young People Support Centre · RC-125428 · Registered NGO, Nigeria
The PCMA will be the operational engine of AYPSC's programme delivery and voice of AYPSC's digital communications. Reporting directly to the Executive Director.
Send CV and cover letter (max 1 page) to paul.executivedirector@aypsc.org with subject: PCMA Application — [Your Full Name]. Rolling applications.
AYPSC volunteers show up in communities, schools, correctional facilities, and online. They make our work possible. Whether you have 2 hours a week or 2 days a month, your contribution changes lives.
Complete the volunteer form on this page, or email info@aypsc.org with subject: Volunteer Application — [Your Name] — [Area].
