Help For The Education of Yuvaan's Deprived Student

I completed my Diploma from Women’s Government Polytechnic, Latur. I was apprehensive whether I would be able to go on to procure a degree because of my  family situation. The only option that I could see available to me was to take up a job to earn my living. At that point of time Team Yuvaan extended a helping hand. They helped me to avail admission for degree course at reputed Engineering College. I have just completed my degree course with first class and distinction.  I wish to be an active member of Yuvaan forever and will help to fulfill the dream of my other brothers & sisters at Yuvaan. 

-Ms. Bhyagyashri Surywanshi  B.E. Computer

 There are thousands of Bhagyashri & Usman who's dreams remain unfulfilled due to worst situations.  According to government rules, orphans have to leave the orphanages after they attain 18 years of age. Their dreams remain unfulfilled as they step out into the world without any hope of support. They are forced by their circumstances to take up any kind of job they get in order to earn their living even though they would like to take up higher education. The condition of some other socially deprived young students i.e. nomadic- schedule tribes are also not different. They are deprived from equal opportunities of higher education and employment.

The youth who were inspired by Swami Vivekananda, India’s ex-President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalaam and especially guided by Gandhian Dr. S. N. Subbarao , Dr. Vikas Amte have come together to form the volunteer youth organization, Yuvaan in December 2013. Yuvaan has extended a helping hand to such deprived students and aims to extend its support to 200 students with higher education, lodging, employment, vocational skills training facility as the need be free of cost by adopting their responsibility within next 3 years. Today hundreds of young students have been already benefited by the work of Yuvaan. Yuvaan has a network of more than 500 motivated volunteers across the nation. Yuvaan do not get any government grant or any major corporate support. Mainly volunteers, small donors are contributing for the work of Yuvaan. The residential students prepare their daily meal themselves at our youth centre to save the money. The center is also running at a rented place. In spite of these genuine challenges team Yuvaan is supporting no. of needy students and given their life a better direction.

By finding an innovative solution to our income problems, Yuvaan's students are making beautiful Handmade Paper Bags (please go through picture below). They have sold more than 25000+ paper bags within two year of operation. 

Yuvaan mainly needs support for the Rent of premises, Grocery & Grains material, Vegetables, Milk, Educational fees, material, Cloths of our students. Yuvaan just have got a piece of land near Ahmednagar city where we aims to build a well equipped Hostel for young boys & girls separately, Skill center, Library, Study Rooms etc facility for the deprived & other needy students.  The center aims to act as role model youth center in the nation.