No single thematic area works in isolation. LADI designs each program around young people, to reinforce the others, because poor health, poverty, and rights violations share the same root causes.
Community-based mental health services in both development and crisis settings.
Comprehensive sexuality education, youth-friendly health services, and GBV response.
Community management of acute malnutrition and micronutrient supplementation among adolescents.
Immunization outreach, malaria/TB/HIV programs, and NCD screening.
Strengthening first-level facilities and Ward Health Teams.
Community health worker networks and local health governance.
Principled, life-saving health response in displacement and crisis contexts.
Rights education, and advocacy against discrimination, GBV, and harmful practices.
Case management and prevention of forced labor, forced marriage, and exploitation affecting adolescents and young people.
Transparency, social accountability, and ethical leadership in public services.
Livelihoods diversification, financial inclusion, and cash/voucher assistance.
Climate-smart farming, value chains, and household food security assessments.
Basic education access, TVET, and non-formal literacy programs.
Disease surveillance, outbreak response, and infection prevention training.
Safe workplace practices and environmental health interventions.
Safe water and sanitation in communities, schools, and health facilities.