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Frequently Asked Questions
Meeting requests should be submitted via email to the Executive Assistant at hello@1economy.org. Please include the following information in your request:
1. Full name, organisational affiliation (if applicable), and contact details.
2. A clear and concise statement of the meeting's purpose.
Please note that all meeting requests are subject to scheduling availability.
Once you receive a confirmation message that your #BeFree Youth Campus membership application has been approved, along with your BM number, you’ll be able to start accessing campus services and participating in activities. Please note that some activities may require prior sign-up.
We offer chess lessons through the #BeFree Chess Club programme for our visually impaired members.
The One Economy Foundation does not provide general funding for businesses, institutions, or studies. However, within our Youth Opportunity (YO!) Pillar, we allocate funding to participants who demonstrate exceptional potential and innovative solutions within their businesses and communities. This allocation is facilitated through our Financial Literacy Workshops and Skills and Capacity Building programmes.
Further, through the Talented Individuals Programme (TIP), funding is provided for studies. Please note that application cycles apply, and currently, the TIP programme is not open for applications.
No, the One Economy Foundation does not provide scholarship opportunities.
However, we focus on various programmes, dialogues, workshops and training aimed at supporting economic advancement and equity. For more information on our initiatives, please explore our website or get in touch with us directly.
The #BeFree Cares Clinic primarily provides services within the scope of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR). Unfortunately, patients presenting with conditions such as diarrhoea, high fever, headaches, high blood pressure, and influenza are outside our primary service focus. These patients will be referred to state hospital facilities for appropriate medical care.
Yes, the removal of contraceptive implants is provided at the #BeFree Clinic for clients who had their implants inserted here.
The #BeFree Cares Clinic offers screening services specifically within the context of Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH). These services include HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) screenings. Unfortunately, full-body check-ups are not within the scope of our services.
While the #BeFree Cares Clinic possesses the capacity to provide initial emergency care, we strongly advise individuals experiencing acute medical emergencies to seek immediate attention at state medical facilities
Upon submission, applications will undergo a verification process. Successful applicants will be notified via SMS regarding their approval and will then be contacted to schedule an appointment for their membership card photograph. The processing time depends on the volume of applications pending review.
The annual membership fee is required for the continued access to services at the #BeFree Youth Campus. Upon renewal, you do not require a new membership card, because your existing card will remain valid.
Yes. The doctors are available according to a weekly schedule that can be found on the One Economy Foundation Website and #BeFree's social media platforms.
The #BeFree Youth Campus membership age limit is set at 35 years because the services are designed to support the Namibian youth. In Namibia, young people are considered to be between the ages of 13 and 35.
We are apolitical and we welcome young people regardless of their political affiliation, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, religion, or nationality. We uphold strong values of non-discrimination and are intentional about ensuring demographic inclusivity in our programming, representation, and funding.
