Education and Youth Programs provide comprehensive, specialized academic support services to underserved and underrepresented youth and student population to eliminate disparities in attendance, achievement, graduation, and college access. The program provides targeted, intensive academic support to immigrant, identified high need foster and probation youth through one-on-one or small group tutoring and consulting. It also intends to provide services focused on mitigating barriers to college access for low income, low performing and other underrepresented student population in the U.S. and Africa. U.S. Africa Institute is also developing a partnership with Charles Drew University in Los Angeles to increase enrollment of African Diaspora students. The partnership referred to as African Diaspora Outreach Program (ADOP), if funded, will commence in 2023. We intend to expand the student recruitment program to Africa through partnership and collaboration with schools and other academic institutions.