Yuvaan Ahmednagar

The Center for Skill Career Development offers unemployed youth training and career guidance for Government and Private sector employment. Featuring a well-equipped library and study room, it houses an extensive collection of over 1500 books covering diverse competitive exams such as UPSC, MPSC, Police, Railway, and Banking. The centre conducts enlightening lectures through its PRERANA initiative, featuring insights from successful UPSC and MPSC toppers, as well as senior Government officials. Countless students have benefited from these programs, steering their lives towards improved directions.

Yuvaan actively moulds young minds, instilling in them a sense of social awareness, patriotism, and a compassionate outlook devoid of discrimination. The Yuvaan Sevavrati (Volunteers) initiative harnesses youthful energy to foster positive change. Engaging as Yuvaan Volunteers, the youth partake in diverse social activities. This programme not only deepens their awareness of social responsibilities but also ignites a spirit of hope, inspiring them to lead purposeful lives. 'Yuvaan' asserts that increased youth participation in nation-building endeavours is pivotal for realizing the dream of a developed India.

Eco Yuvaan provides an extensive selection of customizable bags featuring logos and designs to effectively convey a brand message to customers. The diverse range of promotional bags is crafted from natural fabrics such as jute and cotton canvas, ensuring 100% eco-friendliness. Available in a myriad of colours, sizes, shapes, and styles, these bags cater to various preferences. Additionally, Eco Yuvaan has been producing high-quality reusable cotton masks since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, Yuvaan, impacted over 35,000 lives across 35 villages and 3 cities in Ahmednagar district. Amid the 10th-highest active COVID cases in the country, relief efforts encompassed supporting Government hospitals, distributing dry ration kits to 2200 families, serving 15,000 cooked meals, providing 15,000 reusable cotton masks, aiding 2300 migrants in #GharVapasiAbhiyan, and assisting 400 deprived children with educational materials. Additionally, a survey identified children orphaned by COVID-19, prompting Yuvaan to initiate urgent relief kits, a special scholarship programme, a home construction project, and employable skill training for widows through Eco Yuvaan.

As per governmental regulations, orphanages mandate that orphans depart at age 18, leaving their aspirations unmet. Exiting without support, they often settle for any available job due to circumstances, sidelining dreams of higher education. Similarly, socially and economically disadvantaged students face unequal educational and employment prospects. Yuvaan's Youth Empowerment Centre steps in, offering comprehensive residential assistance to these youth, striving to bridge the gap in opportunities and provide a foundation for their future.