Provide usable information and show each person to appreciate the hidden gifts of life. Install within each person not to fear mistakes but to fear only the absence of creativity and constructive and corrective responses to those mistakes.

Exercise wisdom in each and every choice to be made and try to keep young people free from addictive and destructive habits. Seek to balance career and family matters as best we can since both are important. Provide a place young people can call home and find joy, peace comfort and happiness.

Coach especially young children to love, to learn, to laugh and to work and develop their unique talents. Devote our time, talents and resources to our mission, to put without delay, our good intentions to practice, never leaving a single one to remain only an intention. Facilitate the success of sub-ordinates, Never compromise with honesty, seek and merit divine help, remember the people involved, hear both sides before judging, obtain council of others, defend those who are absent, listen twice as much as we speak.

Founded for the main purpose of raising funds for public welfare and community development, It is a Public Benefit Organisation and therefore it will not make any profit. As a Christian charitable association functioning through community support and working closely with welfare and other caring organizations, all proceeds will go towards accommodation and rehabilitation to alleviate the plight of destitute, abused and/or neglected street children.

A National Child abuse and Drug Awareness Campaign was launched in 2003 concentrating on Personal Development , Education and Guidance for Young children, Youths and Parents.  It also addresses problems such as child neglect and abuse, teenage run aways, teenage pregnancies, drug abuse, prostitution,  HIV/AIDS and children’s rights.

Young World Educare reaches out and deals with children who chose to run away, leave his or her family unit to live on the street, and help them to their full human potential.

These children have fallen through ‘the system’ and ‘safety net’ of Welfare Organisations and increasingly are the defenseless victims of brutal violence, sexual exploitation, abject neglect, chemical addiction and human rights violations.