Teens Going for Gold Network is a development initiative founded in 2012 to address the prevalent rates of crime, poverty, and teenage redundancy in Nigeria. The organization's mission is to educate, inspire, and empower disadvantaged and underserved teenagers, helping them become financially self-reliant and socially conscious individuals in the 21st century.

Through various programs and projects, Teens Going for Gold Network offers practical tools and training to improve the employability and relevant skillsets of teenagers. The week-long summer program, Project Teach a Teen, focuses on developing entrepreneurial, financial, vocational, and leadership capacities among secondary school students. Additionally, the annual conference, Project Inspire, brings together social reformers and trained teen mentors to address important issues like ethics, self-esteem, and adapting to the digital world.

Teens Going for Gold Network also publishes the TeenAchiever bulletin, which provides inspiration and education to teenagers on how to positively contribute to society. The organization's efforts have directly reached over 15,884 teenagers and have successfully advocated for quality and inclusive education, reaching 2,950,000 teenagers, young adults, and stakeholders.

With the ultimate goal of reducing crime, poverty, and unemployment rates, Teens Going for Gold Network aims to become the foremost organization for teenage education in Nigeria and expand its impact to other countries in West Africa. Join Teens Going for Gold Network in making a positive change and empowering the next generation.