STEM Thrivers
A program supported by the City of Vancouver, designed to provide quality STEM education to youth aged 8-11 in the Greater Vancouver Area, while breaking down financial barriers.
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world."​
Nelson Mandela
OUR STORY
​STEM Thrivers was founded in 2024 with a simple but powerful mission: to make STEM education accessible to all youth, regardless of their background or financial means. We recognized the barriers that many young people face in pursuing STEM opportunities and set out to bridge the gap. Our programs offer hands-on learning, mentorship, and resources to help students explore and thrive in STEM. Through workshops and community engagement, we provide a supportive environment where youth can build confidence and skills for the future. We believe that every student deserves the chance to discover their potential in STEM. By empowering the next generation of innovators, we are working toward a more inclusive and accessible future for all.
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We believe education is the foundation for fighting against poverty and giving children opportunities. We provide the skills and education people require at affordable prices to uplift children against poverty.
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STEM Thrivers is committed to providing affordable education for all children, empowering young minds in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Together, we strive for a future where every child has the opportunity to succeed.
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The United Nations calls for investment in education and development to support this SDG. STEM Thrivers provides everyone a chance at education, no matter the economic class.
Our Team
Chloe is an ambitious Grade 12 student from Vancouver, BC, with a passion for leadership and community impact. As president of Vancouver’s City Wide Youth Council, she led a team of over 50 members, driving youth advocacy across the city. In 2024, Chloe founded STEM Thrivers, an initiative designed to bridge the gap in affordable STEM education for youth. Chloe has also contributed to several prominent organizations, including the Vancouver District Student Council, Vancouver School Board Sustainability Connection, UBC Geering Up Engineering Outreach, and Science World, working to inspire Vancouver's future leaders and changemakers.
Jaeil is a dedicated Grade 11 student from London, Ontario, with a strong passion for advancing education for disadvantaged communities. He is the Head of Technology for STEM Thrivers. In 2025, Jaeil represented and advocated for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and quality education at the UN Economic and Social Council Youth Forum in New York City. Additionally, Jaeil has volunteered with various organizations, including the Boys & Girls Club and the Free Your Mind Initiative, working to make a positive impact in the lives of others.