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Our Vision
"Create an enabling environment in society for the young people
that allow them to grow as responsible, healthy, productive and independent individuals"
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Youth Action Project Awards 2009
CYDA is announcing the Youth Action Project Awards for the year 2009. Across the
world, college campuses brim with activity.
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 Youth4Change
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Today, CYDA is a resource based on the issues relating to adolescence and young people and had identified various areas through its interventions and interaction. A strong need is felt to work and intervene at different levels to uplift the future potentials of the country. The focus of CYDA’s work has been to build a forum of young people who would commit themselves to the values of Human Rights, Gender Equity, respect for diversity, plurality, integrity and democratic values in society.
The approach is a process through which adolescents actively seek, and are assisted, to meet their basic needs and build their individual assets or competencies. This will be multidimensional, embracing: (1) a process of human growth and development; (2) a philosophical orientation to social development and community; and (3) a programmatic framework for services of young people. This program aims to meet the needs of young people and build their competencies relevant to enabling them to become successful adults. Rather than seeing young people as problems, this positive development approach views them instead as resources and builds on their strengths and capabilities to develop within their own community.
CYDA organizes various programs as well as Activities of Young People. Among those programs is –
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Global-Giving
CYDA implements ‘Child friendly Schools – Sanitation and Counseling for 3,000 kids
in India’
South Asian Youth Camp
To promote youth to youth dialogue, Centre for Youth Development and Activities
is organizing a week long program Youth Camp on Peace, Diversity, Plurality and
Youth participation
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20th to 28th Feb 2011
STEPPING STONES TRAINING
OF TRAINERS (SSTOT-HINDI) - FROM 20th to 28th
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