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Independence Day was celebrated for the first time in remote hamlets of Satpuda through the Yung Foundation. Children and villagers in this area participated in a morning procession and flag hoisting.
Yang Foundation started a library in a hut in Guhadpani village. It provided expensive books for the NEET exam and bench facilities here.
Yung Foundation helped bring water to the remote Sadri hamlets in Satpuda. Villagers rejoiced as tap water reached the area for the first time.
Tap water reached the remote Sadri padas in the Satpuda hills through the efforts of Yung Foundation and DJEd Foundation. This solved the drinking water problem for the villagers and brought great joy to the area.
A youth from America visits the padas in Dhadgaon and Nandurbar areas to observe the work on primary education and public awareness carried out through Yung Foundation. He witnesses the schools running in the padas and the ground realities there.
Through Yung Foundation, Sandeep Deore has brought 203 out-of-school children into the educational mainstream in hamlets beyond Tormal in Nandurbar district. He has also helped issue birth certificates for children and provided facilities by installing a solar unit in Guhadpani.
On the occasion of the new year, the Yung Foundation conducted an abuse-free school campaign at Yashwant Krishi Madhyamik Vidyalaya in Mohadi. During this campaign, students took an oath not to use abusive language.
Yung Foundation and DJED Foundation conducted a one-day workshop on menstruation in the villages of Uddya, Kundya, Khaparmal and Bhabri along the Narmada river. Swati Patil guided women in the local dialect and discussed health issues.
The Yung Foundation has undertaken a national flag collection campaign in Dhule city. Flags that remain on houses and public places after Independence Day and are at risk of damage are being collected with respect and care. Several people have participated in this effort.
After an accident near Palasnere, Yung Foundation visited Kolshapani village and delivered grocery items to Chandni Pawra's family. Some organizations have taken responsibility for her education. Additionally, MP Shrikant Shinde's foundation has provided 5 lakh rupees in financial aid to Chandni.
Yung Foundation conducted an awareness campaign on menstrual health at Kevadpada in Sakri taluka. Women received guidance on health care, diet, hygiene during periods, and sanitary pads were distributed to them.
An abuse-free campaign started in Dhule district through Yung Foundation. Students took an oath not to use abusive language during this program held at Gandhi Vidyalaya on National Youth Day.
The conclusion of the Late Yadav Khairnar Memorial Parivartan Natya Mahotsav, organized by Yung Foundation, took place at Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Natyagriha in Dhule. A musical program based on ghazal literature titled 'Registan se Hindustan Tak' was presented. The evergreen ghazal compositions left the audience spellbound.
Yang Foundation organized the Parivartan Natya Mahotsav at Rajarshi Shahu Natyagriha in Dhule city. The musical program 'Palkhi', depicting Maharashtra's Warkari tradition, was presented at the festival. Director Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni and other dignitaries attended the event.
A three-day senior theatre artist Yadav Khairnar Smriti Parivartan Natya Mahotsav started by Yung Foundation, Indubai Bhadane Pratishthan and Parivartan Sanstha, Jalgaon. On the first day of the festival, the play Apoonank was performed. Sandeep Devre, founding president of Yung Foundation, was present at the inauguration of this festival.
Due to lack of employment in Dhule and Nandurbar districts, Adivasi laborers have to migrate elsewhere to earn their livelihood and feed their families. Sandeep Devare of Yung Foundation has highlighted the severe accidents and hardships faced by laborers during this migration.
Yung Foundation organized a workshop on bamboo cultivation for farmers and women in Dondwad and Bhorkheda. Experts from Bengaluru's Industry Foundation guided attendees on bamboo farming and processing. Tree planting was also carried out during the event to promote eco-friendly agriculture.
This newspaper cutting reports on an awareness programme and sanitary pad distribution organised by Yung Foundation at Kewadipada in Sakri taluka regarding menstrual hygiene. The event encouraged open conversations with women, with foundation workers and local women in attendance.
Yung Foundation organized a two-day discussion and dialogue session in the Mandav region. Through this, women were guided on menstrual health and provided with sanitary pads.
Youths have started a digital school in a very remote area of Shirpur taluka through Yung Foundation while managing their own education. The foundation implements various activities in tribal areas such as health, education, MGNREGA, and tree plantation.
In a very remote area of Dhule district, college youngsters are managing their own studies while running a digital school through Yung Foundation. This team visits tribal hamlets to work on education, health, employment, and spreading awareness about government schemes.
The Late Yadav Khairnar Smriti Parivartan Kala Mahotsav was organized by Yung Foundation and Harijan Sevak Sangh. The play 'Amrita Sahir Imroz' was performed at the festival. The three-day drama festival concluded with great enthusiasm.
Yung Foundation ran an awareness campaign about menstruation in tribal hamlets. Sanitary pads were distributed to women and girls. The foundation has distributed 20 thousand pads so far.
Yung Foundation created awareness about menstruation in tribal hamlets and distributed sanitary pads. So far, the foundation has distributed 20 thousand pads and is working for the health of tribal women and to help them get benefits of government schemes.
Due to the lockdown, tamasha is closed, causing starvation among artists. Against this backdrop, Yung Foundation distributed essential items to 20 needy artist families.
This news highlights the difficulties in MGNREGA implementation, administrative challenges, and employment generation in rural areas.
On 8 October 2020, Divya Marathi / Dhule City published a report about a documentary on the lifestyle of Adivasis. With the help of Yung Foundation, Umesh Kulkarni distributed food grains to Adivasi families. He also expressed the intention to make a film on the lifestyle of this region.
Activists of Prabodhan Foundation visited tribal hamlets in Shirpur taluka. Medical check-ups and treatments were provided there. The newspaper notes that basic facilities are still lacking in this area.
Parents built a hut on a hill for children's online studies in Guhadpani village. Yung Foundation workers visited the hamlet to discuss development. The foundation will start a library in the village and work to support villagers.
Independence Day was celebrated for the first time in remote hamlets of Satpuda through the Yung Foundation. Children and villagers in this area participated in a morning procession and flag hoisting.
Yang Foundation started a library in a hut in Guhadpani village. It provided expensive books for the NEET exam and bench facilities here.
Yung Foundation helped bring water to the remote Sadri hamlets in Satpuda. Villagers rejoiced as tap water reached the area for the first time.
Tap water reached the remote Sadri padas in the Satpuda hills through the efforts of Yung Foundation and DJEd Foundation. This solved the drinking water problem for the villagers and brought great joy to the area.
A youth from America visits the padas in Dhadgaon and Nandurbar areas to observe the work on primary education and public awareness carried out through Yung Foundation. He witnesses the schools running in the padas and the ground realities there.
Through Yung Foundation, Sandeep Deore has brought 203 out-of-school children into the educational mainstream in hamlets beyond Tormal in Nandurbar district. He has also helped issue birth certificates for children and provided facilities by installing a solar unit in Guhadpani.
On the occasion of the new year, the Yung Foundation conducted an abuse-free school campaign at Yashwant Krishi Madhyamik Vidyalaya in Mohadi. During this campaign, students took an oath not to use abusive language.
Yung Foundation and DJED Foundation conducted a one-day workshop on menstruation in the villages of Uddya, Kundya, Khaparmal and Bhabri along the Narmada river. Swati Patil guided women in the local dialect and discussed health issues.
The Yung Foundation has undertaken a national flag collection campaign in Dhule city. Flags that remain on houses and public places after Independence Day and are at risk of damage are being collected with respect and care. Several people have participated in this effort.
After an accident near Palasnere, Yung Foundation visited Kolshapani village and delivered grocery items to Chandni Pawra's family. Some organizations have taken responsibility for her education. Additionally, MP Shrikant Shinde's foundation has provided 5 lakh rupees in financial aid to Chandni.
Yung Foundation conducted an awareness campaign on menstrual health at Kevadpada in Sakri taluka. Women received guidance on health care, diet, hygiene during periods, and sanitary pads were distributed to them.
An abuse-free campaign started in Dhule district through Yung Foundation. Students took an oath not to use abusive language during this program held at Gandhi Vidyalaya on National Youth Day.
The conclusion of the Late Yadav Khairnar Memorial Parivartan Natya Mahotsav, organized by Yung Foundation, took place at Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Natyagriha in Dhule. A musical program based on ghazal literature titled 'Registan se Hindustan Tak' was presented. The evergreen ghazal compositions left the audience spellbound.
Yang Foundation organized the Parivartan Natya Mahotsav at Rajarshi Shahu Natyagriha in Dhule city. The musical program 'Palkhi', depicting Maharashtra's Warkari tradition, was presented at the festival. Director Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni and other dignitaries attended the event.
A three-day senior theatre artist Yadav Khairnar Smriti Parivartan Natya Mahotsav started by Yung Foundation, Indubai Bhadane Pratishthan and Parivartan Sanstha, Jalgaon. On the first day of the festival, the play Apoonank was performed. Sandeep Devre, founding president of Yung Foundation, was present at the inauguration of this festival.
Due to lack of employment in Dhule and Nandurbar districts, Adivasi laborers have to migrate elsewhere to earn their livelihood and feed their families. Sandeep Devare of Yung Foundation has highlighted the severe accidents and hardships faced by laborers during this migration.
Yung Foundation organized a workshop on bamboo cultivation for farmers and women in Dondwad and Bhorkheda. Experts from Bengaluru's Industry Foundation guided attendees on bamboo farming and processing. Tree planting was also carried out during the event to promote eco-friendly agriculture.
This newspaper cutting reports on an awareness programme and sanitary pad distribution organised by Yung Foundation at Kewadipada in Sakri taluka regarding menstrual hygiene. The event encouraged open conversations with women, with foundation workers and local women in attendance.
Yung Foundation organized a two-day discussion and dialogue session in the Mandav region. Through this, women were guided on menstrual health and provided with sanitary pads.
Youths have started a digital school in a very remote area of Shirpur taluka through Yung Foundation while managing their own education. The foundation implements various activities in tribal areas such as health, education, MGNREGA, and tree plantation.
In a very remote area of Dhule district, college youngsters are managing their own studies while running a digital school through Yung Foundation. This team visits tribal hamlets to work on education, health, employment, and spreading awareness about government schemes.
The Late Yadav Khairnar Smriti Parivartan Kala Mahotsav was organized by Yung Foundation and Harijan Sevak Sangh. The play 'Amrita Sahir Imroz' was performed at the festival. The three-day drama festival concluded with great enthusiasm.
Yung Foundation ran an awareness campaign about menstruation in tribal hamlets. Sanitary pads were distributed to women and girls. The foundation has distributed 20 thousand pads so far.
Yung Foundation created awareness about menstruation in tribal hamlets and distributed sanitary pads. So far, the foundation has distributed 20 thousand pads and is working for the health of tribal women and to help them get benefits of government schemes.
Due to the lockdown, tamasha is closed, causing starvation among artists. Against this backdrop, Yung Foundation distributed essential items to 20 needy artist families.
This news highlights the difficulties in MGNREGA implementation, administrative challenges, and employment generation in rural areas.
On 8 October 2020, Divya Marathi / Dhule City published a report about a documentary on the lifestyle of Adivasis. With the help of Yung Foundation, Umesh Kulkarni distributed food grains to Adivasi families. He also expressed the intention to make a film on the lifestyle of this region.
Activists of Prabodhan Foundation visited tribal hamlets in Shirpur taluka. Medical check-ups and treatments were provided there. The newspaper notes that basic facilities are still lacking in this area.
Parents built a hut on a hill for children's online studies in Guhadpani village. Yung Foundation workers visited the hamlet to discuss development. The foundation will start a library in the village and work to support villagers.
