
At Yuva Mitra, Health and Education are not just services—they’re foundations for sustainable rural development. Over the past two decades, we have worked relentlessly to empower women, children, and adolescents across Maharashtra and other states through targeted, community-driven interventions.
In the health sector, Yuva Mitra has addressed pressing issues such as malnutrition, adolescent health, menstrual hygiene, and access to safe drinking water. Programs like Arogya Mitra and Sukanya, as well as school-based health camps and MHM-WASH interventions, have improved the well-being of thousands of women and girls. Through these initiatives, we have built strong links between communities and healthcare systems, especially in tribal and underserved areas like Palghar.
On the education front, our journey began with initiatives like Computer Skilling Program, Nisarg Mitra, and Balmitra—engaging schoolchildren in holistic learning and life skills. We’ve also developed specialized life skill modules for adolescents, conducted digital literacy programs, and worked to make schools safer and more inclusive through WASH in Schools campaigns.
Our efforts align with SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being) and SDG 4 (Quality Education), ensuring that every child has the right to learn and grow in a safe, healthy environment—and every woman is empowered to make informed decisions about her health and family.
Together, these initiatives continue to build resilient, knowledgeable, and healthier communities—one village at a time.
YUVA MITRA'S COMMITMENT TO SDG'S IN HEALTH & EDUCATION

THE PROJECTS WHICH FOCUSED HEALTH AND WELL BEING POSITIVELY
IMPACTED MORE THAN 12000 WOMEN, CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

LIFE-SKILL EDUCATION WAS PROVIDED TO STUDENTS OF 24 SCHOOLS AND MORE THAN 3000 STUDENTS

GENDER EQUALITY WAS FOSTERED THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS THROUGH
TRAININGS ON GENDER SENSITIVITY

CLEAN WATER AND WASH FACILITIES PROVIDED IN MORE THAN 15 SCHOOLS SPECIFICALLY TARGETING THE YOUNG ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH