Volunteers planted over 5,000 trees across villages to support environmental sustainability.
Our free health initiative provided checkups and medicines to hundreds of rural families.
Rahul received educational support and is now pursuing engineering studies successfully.
More than 40 women gained tailoring and handicraft skills through our empowerment initiative.
Sunita learned tailoring through our NGO program and now runs her own small business.
Youth Shakti Samiti organized a 3-month skill development training program for poor and needy women in Indore. Around 30 women received training in leather toy making. The training program also included packaging guidance, sales support, and self-employment awareness. The initiative helped women improve their skills and become financially independent.
Youth Shakti Samiti organized a tree plantation drive to spread awareness about environmental protection and community responsibility. Children, women, and local community members actively participated in the activity. Around 150 fruit and shade trees were planted in different areas of Scheme No. 78, Indore. The program encouraged people to protect nature and maintain a healthy environment.
Youth Shakti Samiti organized Kanya Pujan on the occasion of Ram Navami to promote respect and appreciation for girl children. More than 201 girls participated in the event. The organization conducted pujan ceremonies, community meals, and gift distribution for all participating girls. The event focused on women empowerment, cultural values, and social awareness.
Youth Shakti Samiti organized a pilgrimage tour to Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga to promote spiritual awareness, Indian traditions, and community participation. A total of 60 participants joined the tour, including 50 women and 10 men. The organization arranged travel, breakfast, tea, water, and meals for all participants during the journey. Participants visited Omkareshwar Temple, attended spiritual activities, and enjoyed devotional programs together.
Youth Shakti Samiti organized Faag Festival and Bharat Mata Aarti at Sangeet Kala Academy, Indore. The event was conducted to promote Indian culture, traditions, and national unity within the community. More than 521 women participated in Bharat Mata Aarti, and around 1800 community members attended the program. The event included bhajans, cultural performances, devotional activities, and community meals.
Youth Shakti Samiti organized a Rangoli & Drawing Competition to encourage women and children towards cultural and creative activities. More than 100 participants joined the event, including 33 women in the rangoli competition and 100 children in the drawing competition. The organization conducted the competition to promote Indian culture, creativity, and community participation among children and women. Certificates and gifts were distributed to all participants to encourage their talent and participation.
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