A total of 39 young people in the Nation’s Capital recently graduated with foundational skills, facilitated by Save the Children’s Life Skills for Success (LS4S) program. From the total number of students that graduated, 23 of them were young women and 16 were young men, there were 2 persons with disabilities, who showed tremendous commitment in attending the training over 5 weekends. The participants engaged in interactive discussions, educational activities, and practical exercises. The comprehensive curriculum encompassed various vital life skills, including communication, decision-making, problem-solving, teamwork, resilience, and emotional well-being. By addressing these critical areas, Save the Children Papua New Guinea aims through these trainings to empower young people and enhance their ability to overcome obstacles and thrive in today’s rapidly changing world. The training was facilitated by Freddy Andale from Project 21 Consultancy. LS4S Project Lead, Kostang Jnr. Kostang said, “We believe that providing young individuals with these essential life skills is crucial for their personal development and future success. This training equips them with the tools they need to navigate challenges, make informed decisions, and contribute positively to their communities.” Speaking at the graduation, Save the Children’s Acting Country Director, Martha Bauelua said, “With the increasing rate of unemployment in our country, Save the Children PNG wants to assist young people by giving them a chance to find employment so they can help themselves and their families. These Life Skills trainings empower young people with the necessary tools and knowledge to lead fulfilling lives and contribute positively to their communities.” The Life Skills for Success program is supported by the Hand Heart Foundation and implemented by the young participants who received certificates after the training.