1. To provide non-formal education, computer education, and vocational training in both rural and urban communities. 2. To promote the importance of education and provide high-quality services for boys at risk of violence. 3. To engage government officials in increasing funding and prioritizing youth and boy-child education. 4. To advocate for behavioral changes in critical health areas, including safe water, drug abuse prevention, and gender equity. 5. To mentor and empower boys to lead positive lives despite facing broken homes and domestic challenges. 6. To reach millions of boys annually through programs, workshops, and seminars, helping them achieve their full potential. 7. To offer a safe forum for boys to express their struggles and uncertainties without judgment. 8. To advocate for gender equality and the protection of rights for all genders. 9. To campaign against abuse and ensure that authorities address issues effectively. 10. To support and fight for the fundamental human rights of boys in a peaceful and legal manner. 11. To educate the youth about the dangers of silence in the face of abuse and injustice. 12. To provide free education, uniforms, and build libraries equipped with educational materials for boys. 13. To establish a school offering free and high-quality education for boys, orphans, and underprivileged children. 14. To increase awareness of male violence and contribute to policy initiatives aimed at prevention. 15. To collaborate with institutions and associations with similar objectives to further our mission.