YCW National Movements
(member of International YCW / 2008)
| JOC América | YCW Asia Pacific | YCW Pan Africa | JOC Europe | JOC Middle East |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| América HQ, Quito Ecuador | Aspac HQ, Kwai Chung, China | Panaf HQ, Boksburg, South Africa | Europe HQ, Brussels Belgium | Middle East HQ, Dubai UAE |
| JOC Bolivia | YCW Australia | JOC Congo | KAJ Flanders | JOC UAE |
| JOC Brasil | YCW India | YCW South Africa | CAJ Germany | JOC Syria |
| JOC Chili | YCW Hong Kong | YCW Nigeria (Lagos Archdiocese) | JOC Wallonne | JOC Jordan |
| JOC Colombia | YCW Philippines | YCW Egypt | CAJ South Tirol | |
| JOC Costa Rica | YCW Japan | JOC Rwanda | ||
| JOC Ecuador | YCW Sri Lanka | JOC République du Congo | JOC Romania | |
| JOC Guatemala | YCW New Zealand | YCW Namibia | YCW Ucraïne | |
| JOC Haiti | YCW Pakistan | YCW Ghana | CAJ Austria | |
| JOC Nicaragua | YCW Thailand | YCW Zimbabwe | YCW Ireland | |
| JOC Paraguay | YCW Indonesia | JOC Sénégal | ||
| JOC Peru | JOC Bénin | |||
| JOC Quebec | YCW Ethiopia | YCW Kenya | ||
| JOC Republica Dominicana | ||||
| JOC Venezuela | ||||
| JOC Honduras | ||||
| YCW USA |
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