Frequently Asked Questions

To equip young Africans, particularly those from low-income communities, with practical skills for the future.

Yes. Cloneshouse Foundation is the development-focused arm of Cloneshouse LLC. While Cloneshouse LLC offers technical MEL services to clients and partners, the Foundation leads in community engagement, youth development, and capacity strengthening.

We offer internships, capacity development programs, life skills training, and virtual and in-person training that focus on youth development.

Our programs are primarily designed for youth from low-income communities, including students, recent graduates, aspiring evaluators, and young social change leaders. However, we also work with grassroots CSOs and early-career professionals who want to build practical skills.

No, we do not directly offer grants. However, our trainings may equip youth-led and grassroots organizations to build strong proposals and connect with potential funders by equipping them with project design, M&E, and fundraising skills.

You can get involved by applying for our internships and training programs, subscribing to our newsletter, volunteering, donating or becoming a monthly supporter, or partnering with us through your organization or institution.

Most of our programs are free or heavily subsidized, especially for youth from marginalized or underrepresented communities. Some advanced trainings may require a small contribution or sponsorship.

We use robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks to track the outcomes of our programs. Impact is measured through follow-up surveys, interviews, blog submissions, and the professional growth of our alumni.

Yes, we collaborate with partners across Africa and globally. We’re open to partnerships that align with our values of youth empowerment, learning, and sustainable development.