FAQ

No, currently for the following reasons: (This could change with growth)

1. Effort: The certification process is complex and resource-intensive. As an international organization with limited administrative capacities, this would be a significant burden.
2. Costs: The financial investment for ZEWO certification is considerable. Youngstars International prioritizes the direct use of donations for projects such as youth group activities and leadership training in various countries.
3. No compelling necessity: Existing donors and partners trust the organization even without formal certification.

Juropa was founded in Switzerland in 2004. Youngstars International took over the task of establishing youth group associations in 2014 and was closely supported by Juropa for 10 years. Juropa gave all operational tasks to Youngstars International.

You can find more about the history of Youngstars International here: Youtube