An Authentic Community for Young Changemakers
A space to rest, grow and connect
Our Mission
To foster a vibrant community of young changemakers, equipped with the skills and supports to achieve their goals and create sustainable impact.
“I’ve felt completely safe to be myself here”
“Thank you for making time, space and money for the wellness grant in this capitalist grind.”
“I’m bringing back so much energy, joy and inspiration with me.“
Supporting Youth Led Social Impact
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Changemaker wellbeing is at the heart of everything we do at FUEL.
We envision a future where young changemakers have the confidence, skills, community and self-awareness to deepen their relationship with social impact work. Our work has evolved to meet the changing needs of our community, across four key areas: :
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Emotional: Guided reflection and discussions to manage burnout and imposter syndrome
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Communal: Fostering peer support and belonging in a competitive landscape
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Vocational: Coaching to explore fulfilling social impact careers or carve their own path
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Financial: Ensuring fair compensation for their work and providing opportunities to build revenue generation knowledge and skills
We support those
who support others
We recognize that changemakers hold a wealth of knowledge. As critical agents of change, we support them to tap into their inner wisdom, reconnect with their purpose, and rediscover their why. This introspection enables them to envision innovative solutions that will shape the future of social impact.
At FUEL, we lead by their example. As followers, we trust that youth are drivers of critical change and it's their voices that need to be at the forefront of addressing their own needs.
At FUEL, we acknowledge the privilege of working on the traditional and unceded territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. We recognize the diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples who call this land home and honor the many nations who have walked this territory.
We understand that acknowledging territory and First Peoples is only a first step. True reconciliation requires ongoing effort and dedication to forging meaningful relationships, addressing systemic issues, and amplifying Indigenous-led initiatives. Our work aims to challenge the legacies of colonialism and promote genuine understanding.