The Olympafrica Youth Ambassador Program (OYAP) is a youth volunteer program focused on empowering young people through sport to facilitate a positive change in their communities. OYAP uses sport as a platform to help address health and social issues affecting young people in Lesotho such as poverty, drug and alcohol abuse, HIV/AIDS, and gender equality.

CGC organized symposiums and workshops to promote the Olympic ideals. By blending sport with culture and education, Olympism promotes a way of life based on: the balanced development of mind, body, and character; the joy found in effort; the educational value of being a good role model for others; and observing the universal ethics of tolerance, generosity, unity, friendship, non-discrimination, and respect for others.

Physically Active Youth (PAY) is a comprehensive after-school program that targets high school youth-at-risk performing poorly in school, in particular those earmarked to fail their Grade 10 exams. PAY helps enable participants to: realize their personal and professional potential, gain respect and self-esteem, and participate fully in society. The program provides a combination of academic tutoring, physical activity, recreation, community engagement, and life skills training.