Youth

Children with neurodevelopmental disabilities in India are often viewed with stigma due to misinformation and a lack of support services. Here's how family-centred care can help change this outlook and ensure that both the family and the child are cared for.

Well-being programmes for young people work better when they are context specific, person centred, and peer led.

The Model Guidelines for Foster Care, 2024, promises to help more children find a family to care for them, but what more does it need to be truly successful?

A programme with a narrative that empowers and inspires young people and a design that embeds their needs within it is key to engaging today's youth.

Karnataka's makkala grama sabhas play an important role in inducting children into the democratic process. Here's what they need to function more effectively.

Watch Ramchandra and Sahvaniya Rana, belonging to two generations of the Tharu tribe in Uttar Pradesh, speak about activism and taking the movement forward.

The young generation's context, changing needs, and lived realities determines whether they would engage with your programme.

Young people are faced with unpredictable futures. Here’s how one nonprofit is helping youth from marginalised backgrounds navigate alternative future scenarios.

We need to make our secondary education relevant to the aspirations of our youth. Learn about the pathways that can make this happen.

The lack of agency and a fear of failure are preventing Indian youth from pursuing entrepreneurship. This needs to change.