Against a backdrop of increasing urbanisation, migration, religious polarisation, gender discrimination, caste atrocities and environmental degradation, young people carry the burden of being the “leaders of tomorrow” while having little support for where they are today.
120 million young people reach working age every year, but don’t receive the opportunity to reflect on their aspirations, plan their careers, or develop their dreams.
In the last 27 years
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We work with young people to
help them understand who they are
and how to navigate the adult world,
what kind of society they want to build,
what kind of families they need to build,
what they can aspire to in terms of an education & career.
help them understand who they are
and how to navigate the adult world,
what kind of society they want to build,
what kind of families they need to build,
what they can aspire to in terms of an education & career.
We could not have accomplished as much as we have without the help of people who gave generously of their time and energy.
Our journey has been strengthened by every person who has joined hands with us, and we hope you will too.