The International Organization for Adolescents (IOFA) is dedicated to improving the lives of young people by addressing critical and emerging issues affecting vulnerable adolescents around the world.
The more than 1.2 billion young people living in the world today constitute nearly twenty percent of the global population. Adolescence is a critical stage of development, but young people in this age group are often neglected. Challenges related to globalization, inadequate investment in youth, and shifts in the world economy leave many at risk.
IOFA is currently focused on empowering orphaned youth and building effective response systems for child trafficking victims. To learn more about IOFA and what we do, please visit About Us, Our Work, and the Media Center.
Countless adolescents must overcome great challenges, including violence, poverty, and a lack of resources, on their paths from childhood to adulthood. Without proper interventions, vulnerable youth may face lifelong economic and social hardships and may be exposed to numerous forms of crime, violence, and exploitation.
LATEST NEWS REPORTS
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Transitions Initiative Cambodia (March 2011)IOFA Publishes its Research Report: Transitions Initative Cambodia (March 2011)Read More...
IOFA determined last summer that youth still in orphanage care in and around Phnom Penh, Cambodia presented “risk... -
IOFA Releases Building Child Welfare Response to Child Trafficking HandbookIOFA Releases Building Child Welfare Response to Child Trafficking HandbookRead More...
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IOFA’s Executive Director and Co-Founder/President Contribute to the State of the World’s Children Report 2011IOFA’s Executive Director and Co-Founder/President Contribute to the State of the World’s ChildrenRead More...
Report 2011



