About

What we get makes a living, but what we give makes a life.

Yuva Shakti Samiti asks you — "Have you ever thought about the responsibility of a young person toward society?" We have not only thought about it, but have also lived it. The hands of youth are meant to help others, their steps are meant to reach those in need, and their minds are meant to see every person equally — so that everyone can move toward self-reliance.

Established in 2008, Yuva Shakti Samiti is a registered voluntary organization based in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, dedicated to serving underprivileged and vulnerable communities. Every day, we live our commitment to building a society where no one is left behind. Through education, healthcare, women empowerment, and social welfare initiatives, we empower communities so they can take charge of their own future.

Our Mission

The mission of Yuva Shakti Samiti is to provide a empowering platform for the youth of Indore — where they can build a better society through social service, leadership, and cultural awareness. We are committed to building a healthy, educated, and self-reliant society through the power of belief, dedication, and collective effort.

Youth Empowerment and Leadership Development
Creating Positive Social Change
Creating Positive Social Change
Building a Strong and United Community

Our Vision

Yuva Shakti Samiti was founded on the values of service and culture deeply rooted in the city of Indore. Our vision is to create an Indore where every young person is aware and responsible, every family feels secure, and every individual is inspired to contribute to society. We believe that small efforts can bring meaningful and lasting change.

Inspiring Youth Leadership
Sustainable Social Development Initiatives

Our Founder

Mr. Rajesh Sharma founded Yuva Shakti Samiti in 2008 with just 12 dedicated members. His vision was to channel the energy of young people toward meaningful social transformation.

Over the past 16 years, under his leadership, the organization has positively impacted the lives of more than 5,000 women, 800 children, and hundreds of elderly citizens in Indore and surrounding areas.

"True service is that which reaches the last person in society."