Several youth-focused institutions in Liberia are projected to receive increased financial allocations under the proposed FY2027 National Budget, with the Federation of Liberian Youth (FLY) and the Liberia National Students Union (LINSU) among the biggest beneficiaries.
According to the Ministry of Youth and Sports’ proposed budget, both FLY and LINSU are expected to receive US$250,000 each, up from US$97,500 allocated in FY2026, representing an increase of US$152,500 or 156.4%.
Other institutions are also projected to benefit:
– All African Students Union (AASU): US$100,511, up from US$25,511.
– Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA): US$100,000, up from US$45,000.
– Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA): US$110,000, up from US$72,500.
– Girls Guide Association: US$30,000, up from US$3,000.
– Liberia Scout Association: US$110,000, up from US$107,000.
– Liberia Youth Foundation: US$50,000 (new allocation).
– National Muslim Student Association of Liberia: US$35,000 (new allocation).
– Hope House of Sustance Freedom: US$75,000 (new allocation).
The proposed allocations reflect increased government financial support for several organizations involved in youth representation, student advocacy, leadership development and community engagement.
The figures are contained in the proposed FY2027 budget submitted to the Legislature and remain subject to legislative review and approval.
