Partner with ATTP
Build practical opportunities with young Africans.
We work with companies, NGOs, institutions, community groups, and individuals whose contribution advances participant outcomes. Every partnership has a written scope, safeguarding boundaries, and a named owner.
Option 1
Post a brief on Launchpad
You have a real problem. We put it in front of participants aged 13 to 35 across Africa. You receive responses, proposals, and perspectives from people who actually live the problem. ATTP manages the process from brief framing to submission review. Open to organisations and individuals alike.
Post a brief →- We help you write a brief that works for a young audience
- Your brief is published on Launchpad for the open submission window
- You receive all submissions and can sit on the review panel
- Strong submissions go into the public showcase with your name credited
Option 2
Support Build Day 2026
On 21 November 2026, ten TIC finalists will build and present live in Lagos. Partners can contribute a venue, tools, connectivity, access support, food, prizes, judges, mentors, media, or core programme funding.
View the TIC timeline →- Recognition proportionate to the confirmed contribution
- A written delivery plan and named relationship owner
- Appropriate participation as judges, mentors, facilitators, or guests
- A post-event results summary and approved media assets
Option 3
Broader partnership
If neither of the above fits, there are other ways to work together. Team members can serve as mentors during a cohort. You can co-design a brief series with ATTP. You can host a workshop, sponsor an episode of ATTP Conversations, or simply be present at key events. We also welcome discussions with partners interested in helping us offer device support in future. ATTP does not currently provide phones, tablets or laptops, or accept applications for devices. No device support programme or timeline is confirmed.
Get in touch →- Mentors from your team matched through ATTP's safeguarding process
- Co-branded workshop or masterclass
- Guest brief series
- Sponsorship of the ATTP Conversations podcast
Option 4
Government, academic, or NGO co-delivery
Government agencies, universities, polytechnics, and registered NGOs can embed ATTP programmes into their existing structures. If your institution works with young people and wants to expand what is available to them, we can explore co-delivery, venue partnerships, or formal referral arrangements. Participation remains free for young people throughout.
Get in touch →- Programme co-delivery or hosting within your institution
- Referral pathways for students ready for TIA or TIC
- Joint brief design around your institution's focus areas
- Formal partnership letter available for institutional records
Option 5
Faith-based and community organisations
Churches, mosques, and registered community groups are a direct channel to young people across Nigeria who may not otherwise encounter ATTP. If your congregation or community has young people aged 13 to 35 who are ready to build, we can explore co-referral arrangements, community sessions, or hosting an ATTP programme information event on your premises.
Get in touch →- Programme information session or taster event at your venue
- Referrals for eligible young people into TIC, TIA and Launchpad
- Youth group partnership letter for your records
- ATTP presence at relevant community events
Interested in a specific participant?
If you have seen work on the TIC showcase or projects page and want to connect with a participant, ATTP can consider a facilitated introduction. We do not provide unrestricted access or personal information. Any engagement must be appropriate, consent-based, and in the participant's interest.
Get in touch
Tell us what you have in mind.
We respond to all partnership enquiries within three working days.