Youth Ambassador Application - IAHW 2026

Are you highly motivated and passionate about adolescent health issues?
Do you want to promote key issues affecting young people and lead meaningful change in your community and beyond?

If so, we invite you to apply to become a Youth Ambassador for International Adolescent Health Week (IAHW) 2026 and be part of an international network of young leaders working together to advance adolescent health globally.

Every year, International Adolescent Health Week (IAHW) brings together young people, professionals, and organizations worldwide to highlight and advocate for key issues affecting adolescents. We are seeking passionate, dynamic, and committed young individuals to join our team as Youth Ambassadors for 2026.

As an IAHW Youth Ambassador, you will:

  • Be part of an international network of like-minded young leaders
  • Participate in web-based, bi-monthly meetings
  • Provide feedback and share ideas for IAHW activities and events
  • Contribute to discussions on social media strategies and key youth health topics
  • Champion IAHW in your local schools, universities, and communities
  • Act as an advocate and leader for adolescents and young people across the globe
Commitment & Support
This is a 1-year voluntary position. While the role is unpaid, Youth Ambassadors will receive ongoing support, mentorship, capacity building, skills development, and opportunities for learning and leadership growth throughout their term.

For further information about role and responsibility, please visit: https://iaah.org/iahw/
Or contact us at: iahw@iaah.org
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