Young Men’s Mentorship & Growth Day (20–24 Years)
Take Responsibility. Build Direction. Move Forward with Purpose.
Sunday, 22 November 2026 · 08:30 – 16:30 CAT · Lusaka, Zambia
- Date
- Sunday, 22 November 2026
- Time
- 08:30 – 16:30 CAT
- Venue
- FOUNDATION House, Northmead.
- Location
- Lusaka, Zambia
- Format
- In-Person Experience
- Participation fee
- Only K950
- Places
- 20 planned
- Registration closes
- Friday, 6 November 2026
- Included
- Learning Materials. Games. Meals. Refreshments. Activities. Certificate.
- Certification
- Acme Mastering Institute
- Endorsement
- Savannah Intercultural Institute
- Payment
- Instant Payment
Why attend
Your early twenties can bring opportunity, uncertainty and growing expectations. You may be studying, seeking work, earning an income, building a business or supporting a family. You do not need to have everything figured out, but you can become more deliberate about your next steps.
This programme offers time to examine your habits, recognise your strengths and think honestly about the choices shaping your life. Through practical mentorship and conversations with other young men, you will explore responsibility, discipline, relationships, work and personal direction. Leave with a clearer priority and a manageable plan for moving forward.
This great experience is designed for you
About this programme
The Young Men’s Mentorship & Growth Day brings together men aged 20–24 for a full day of practical learning, reflection and purposeful interaction.
Early adulthood comes with different circumstances and starting points. Some young men are continuing their education, while others are seeking employment, building livelihoods, developing businesses or taking on family responsibilities. The programme creates space to consider those realities without assuming everyone should follow the same path.
Through guided conversations, group activities and practical scenarios, participants will examine the connection between personal values, daily habits and longer-term goals. Personal discipline and self-control will be explored as skills to practise through managing time, following through on commitments, responding thoughtfully and making responsible choices.
Discussions will also explore respectful relationships, boundaries, communication, emotional awareness and seeking support. Responsible manhood will be considered through integrity, accountability, care for others and constructive contributions at home, at work and in the community. Career and enterprise exploration will encourage participants to recognise their existing abilities, identify skills to develop and consider realistic opportunities. Basic financial discussions will focus on everyday decisions about earning, spending, saving and commitments.
Each participant will prepare a personal action plan identifying a priority, a practical next step and a way to review progress beyond the programme. Come ready to participate, question, reflect and take ownership of your next step.
Topics covered
- Self-Awareness and Personal Values
- Responsible Manhood and Integrity
- Personal Responsibility and Accountability
- Personal Discipline, Self-Control and Emotional Awareness
- Positive Habits, Confidence and Communication
- Healthy Relationships and Boundaries
- Careers and Entrepreneurship
THIS IS NOT A CLASSROOM.
Full active day. Real challenges. Life conversations. New connections. Healthy mindset.
What kind of man are you becoming?
The essentials
- Dates
- Sunday, 22 November 2026
- Location
- Lusaka, Zambia
- Ages
- 20 – 24 years
- Places
- 20 places
- Participation fee
- Only K950
What participants gain
Six areas of growth, worked through in real situations rather than lectures.
Character & Integrity
Doing the right thing when nobody is watching, and understanding why it matters more than talent.
Discipline & Self-Control
Habits, willpower and the daily choices that quietly decide who a young man becomes.
Confidence & Emotional Maturity
Naming emotions, handling pressure and speaking up without aggression or fear.
Leadership & Communication
Listening well, speaking clearly and carrying responsibility for a team.
Career & Entrepreneurship
Exploring work, money and enterprise with practical, Zambian examples.
Purpose & Personal Vision
Writing a personal code and a plan for the year ahead.
Practical activities
Experiences, not lessons. Every session puts participants on their feet.
- Signature
The Willpower Challenge
A tested exercise in delayed gratification, focus and keeping your word to yourself.
Career Discovery Lab
Hands-on exploration of real careers, skills and the routes into them.
Money + Entrepreneurship
Earning, saving and building something small from an idea.
The Man in the Mirror
An honest, guided self-assessment that ends with a personal code.
Young Men Speak
Every participant stands up and speaks — clearly, calmly, in front of peers.
Team Challenge
Outdoor problem-solving where leadership has to be earned, not claimed.
The challenge board
Standards every participant is measured against, by himself, first.
- 01
Teamwork
Carry your share, and then some.
- 02
Discipline
Finish what you started, on time.
- 03
Leadership
Take responsibility before you take credit.
- 04
Communication
Say it clearly. Listen properly.
- 05
Entrepreneurship
Turn an idea into something real.
- 06
Character
Be the same person in every room.
Boys become men through responsibility and guidance, not just age.
Secure your place
Places are limited so every participant is known by name. Registration is completed on this page.
Programme
Arrival and Registration
Welcome, Introductions and Orientation
Session 1
Refreshment Break
Session 2
Lunch and Social Time
Session 3
Refreshment Break
Session 4
Reflection and Personal Action Planning
Closing Session
Departure
Register for this Programme
Only K950
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to attend?
The Young Men’s Mentorship Camp is designed for men aged 20–24 years, including students, jobseekers, employees and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Where will the camp take place?
The camp will take place at Foundation House in Northmead, Lusaka. Confirmed participants will receive joining instructions before the camp.
When does the camp begin and end?
Arrival and registration begin at 12:00 hours on Friday, with the main programme starting at 14:00 hours. Graduation and official closure take place at 12:00 hours on Sunday, followed by lunch and departures from 12:30 hours. Camp dates: [insert confirmed dates].
How many places are available?
The camp is limited to 30 participants.
Is this a residential camp?
Yes. Participants will stay at Foundation House for the three-day experience, from Friday to Sunday.
What will participants learn?
Participants will explore responsible adulthood, character, self-discipline, emotional maturity and respectful relationships, alongside career direction, entrepreneurial thinking, financial responsibility and practical action planning.
Is this an academic programme?
This is a practical mentorship and personal development experience. Learning takes place through coaching, guided conversations, reflection, teamwork and shared activities.