In Russia, there are positions and organizations such as the “Youth Council” (Yoshlar kengashlari) and “Youth Leader” (Yoshlar yetakchisi), which are often responsible for working with youth in local communities.

In the United States, youth leadership organizations are primarily non-governmental and operate at the local community level. For example, youth engagement is organized through “Youth Councils” and “Community Leaders.”

In the United Kingdom, although there is no specific position of “Youth Leader,” positions such as “Youth Worker” and “Community Youth Leader“ exist. Employees in these roles study youth issues and help resolve them within their authority.

In India, there are roles like “Youth Club Leaders” and “Village Youth Leaders,” which mainly focus on engaging youth in social life, organizing events, and supporting their development.

In South Korea, the status of “Youth Leader“ exists, which supports youth interests within local communities.