- iiyw.youthwel@gmail.com
- Lonara, Nagpur
At IIYW, we believe that empowering youth and women is essential for building a stronger, more inclusive society. Our programs are designed to provide the knowledge, resources, and confidence needed to lead independent and impactful lives.
The Indian Institute of Youth Welfare (IIYW) is proud to be a part of the Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDUGKY) — a flagship initiative of the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India.
Our health projects are designed to ensure that underserved communities, especially in rural and semi-urban areas, have access to essential healthcare services, awareness, and support.
IIYW Targeted Intervention Transport Workers Program. For Awareness And Prevention Of HIV/AIDS, we are committed to promoting health, dignity, and awareness through our dedicated HIV/AIDS & Sanitation Center.
Our Training and Capacity Building initiatives are focused on strengthening the knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities of youth, women, and community-based organizations.
We are committed to creating a sustainable future by educating, engaging, and empowering communities to protect the environment and take action against climate change.
The Indian Institute of Youth Welfare (IIYW) welcomes international volunteers, especially from Germany, to be part of a meaningful and cross-cultural journey that creates real social impact.
At IIYW, our Handicraft Projects empower local artisans especially women and youth by providing training, resources, and platforms to showcase their skills.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, IIYW extended timely support to vulnerable communities through food distribution, hygiene kits, awareness drives, and vaccination support. Our efforts focused on reaching daily wage earners, women, and children.
The training focused on building awareness about natural and man-made disasters, understanding emergency protocols, and developing practical skills for effective response and recovery.
Combatting non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and cancer has become a global health priority. These diseases, often linked to lifestyle factors like poor diet, lack of physical activity, tobacco use, and alcohol consumption, are leading causes of death and disability.
The purpose of Kshamta Kendra is to provide adequate and appropriate capacity-building support to Targeted
Interventions projects in their respective states/region. Kshamta Kendra will work on the objective to improve the
knowledge and skill of Targeted Intervention (TI) service providers in an innovative and sustainable manner across the
country over 2021-24.
Indian Institute of Youth Welfare (IIYW) is dedicated to empowering youth, women, and marginalized communities across Maharashtra through skill development, education, and sustainable development initiatives.
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