Get involved
There are several safe ways to work with FBST.
Whether you lead an institution, fund community work, want to volunteer, or need to make a referral yourself — there is a starting point below.
Partner with us
Schools, health services, community organisations, public institutions, civil-society groups and technical partners can work with FBST to strengthen safe support and referral pathways in Dakar.
Fund community-led impact
Grants, institutional support and responsible in-kind contributions can help FBST expand youth mental-health support, school-return pathways, HIV stigma reduction, peer navigation, safeguarding, referral quality and community accountability.
Volunteer or become a peer leader
FBST may engage volunteers and peer leaders when there is a defined role, appropriate screening, training, supervision and safeguarding. Peer roles are based on trust and lived experience, but they do not replace professional services.
Refer someone or request support
A young person, caregiver, school, health provider or community organisation may contact FBST to discuss information, referral or partnership. The person seeking support should be involved in the decision wherever it is safe and appropriate.
Support our work
Use only the approved contribution or donation channel published by FBST. Do not send money to an individual account or an unverified link.