New Alexandrian Youth Education Trust
The New Alexandrian Youth Education Trust (NAYET) is a registered charitable foundation established in 1743 AN to support educational access, youth development, and learning opportunities for disadvantaged children and young people across the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. The Trust operates under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Sayari of Rimarima since 1743 AN, the Crown Princess of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
NAYET works in partnership with the Department of Education, regional governments, and local educational institutions to provide scholarships, after-school programs, literacy initiatives, and vocational training opportunities. The Trust particularly focuses on serving refugee communities, rural areas, and economically disadvantaged urban neighborhoods where educational resources remain limited.
History
The New Alexandrian Youth Education Trust was founded in 1743 AN during a period of significant national concern about educational access and quality. The initiative emerged from discussions between education policy advocates, members of the Royal Household, and the Department of Education following reports of widespread teacher shortages and growing educational inequalities across the Federation.
Princess Sayari, then 21 years old, accepted the role of Royal Patron at the Trust's founding ceremony held at the Palace of Carranza in Cárdenas. In her acceptance speech, the Crown Princess emphasized that "education is the foundation upon which we build not only individual futures, but the future of our entire Federation." The Princess's involvement was seen as reflecting the House of Inti-Carrillo's longstanding commitment to charitable works.
