Pravah

District

Jaipur

States

West Bengal

Bihar

Delhi

Jharkhand

Madhya Pradesh

Rajasthan

Uttar Pradesh

This programme includes its SMILE initiative and SMILE fellowship, wherein, the participating youth are placed with NGO’s working at the grassroots levels for a period of three to six weeks, to face the realities of life and adapt to situations.

Through Vyaktitva, Pravah arms the youth with methods to adapt and become learners, absorbing what life teaches them. SamjhoToh enables youth with different ideologies to come together and exchange their opinions through music and lyrics. The programme also offers self-development workshops, youth festivals and group exposures to enrich the experience further. This programme also includes an international flavour where students can involve themselves in local community organisations abroad and get exposure to how community work is conducted in other countries.

District

New Delhi

States

Chhattisgarh

Bihar

Delhi

Jharkhand

Madhya Pradesh

Rajasthan

Jammu and Kashmir

Telangana

To build capacity and strengthen youth movements, Pravah attaches participants with social impact NGO’s to develop leadership capacity and create social entrepreneurs. They are encouraged to challenge discrimination and biased legacies prevalent in the community.

The programme allows participants to volunteer with corporates under the mentorship of their employees and also take part in customised professional leadership initiatives. Conflict management sessions guide youth toward managing conflicts.

Teacher training is imparted to in-service and pre-service teachers which encourages them to create positive environments in classrooms to inspire and foster trust. The programme also attempts to develop leadership through entrepreneur development camps.

District

Gautam Buddha Nagar

States

Delhi

Jharkhand

Uttar Pradesh

This programme aims to provoke curiosity in students through attempting to develop self-exploration and what they can productively do for society by working together. It promotes democratic leadership and a gender-neutral generation.

It offers an opportunity to explore village life and involve in sustainable living, students are also attached to partner NGOs and join their social work to learn how to contribute to the community. It also empowers them to fight against social evils like social marriage and leads them to interact with people in urban informal settlements where they learn of problems relating to citizenship and identities, rights and entitlements and sustainable development.