Youth

Youth age group: teen youth ten to grow very fast and have different needs and interests at different ages. It is recommended t divid the youth programs into ages 11-12, 13-15, 16-19, 20-25 as much as possible. This is difficult in smaller community but can be done by training more parents to be mentors and by collaborating with nearby masjids. 

Fun mixed with learn: youth do not like to sit and listen to lectures especially if they are long. By having the youth program as a sporting event with a meal followed by short session of Islamic knowledge, you would attract a lot more people, keep them interested, have them listen to the message and also build a tem with brotherhood

Network of care: youth do not have to be always on the receiving end. They can be trained in a reasonably short time and while being a student of older mentor, they can be a mentor to a smaller group of youger youth. This increases sense self-esteem, responsibility, brotherhood andcare. A pyramid like network should be established. Everyone should feel that they are part of a small and a big family. Everyone should be missed right away and checked on. The spirit of healthy competition can also be added between the branches. 

Sporting events

Trips

Camps

Social events

Competitions

Intensive educational courses

Regular educational series

Special educational events

Celebration of acheivement and rewards

Celebration of holidays

Tutoring

Innovation and invention events

College placement and professional career events

Job fair

Driving education

Marriage education and matching help

Financial education

Khatib training

Imam training

Quran and other Islamic competitions

Art and literature competitions

Registration

Legal waiver

Fees and assistance

Donors and sponsors

Rules

Code of conduct

Sceduleing

Venue

Rewards

Network building