Sikkim Youth Welfare Association

20/05/2026

Today, a meeting was organized by the Women, Child, Senior Citizen and Divyangjan Welfare Department, Government of Sikkim. The meeting was chaired by the Honorable Minister of the concerned department along with dignitaries from the Welfare Department.

On behalf of the Sikkim Youth Welfare Association (S.Y.W.A), Coordinator Jina Tamang and Diki Tamang attended the meeting. The discussion mainly focused on the welfare of old-aged persons, destitute individuals, and mentally unstable persons. Several NGOs from different parts of the state also participated in the meeting.

S.Y.W.A would like to express sincere gratitude to the Welfare Department for their positive support and cooperation towards our association and for organizing such an important and meaningful discussion for social welfare.

Issued by:
Samyoma Limboo
General Secretary
S.Y.W.A

15/05/2026

Today, on behalf of the Sikkim Youth Welfare Association, we officially handed over a mentally unstable woman, who is approximately three months pregnant, to Shakti Sadan for proper care and protection.

Our association would like to express sincere gratitude to the Women ,Child , Senior Citizens and Divyangjan Welfare Department, Government of Sikkim for taking prompt and positive action in providing shelter and support to the victim. We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to the staff members of Shakti Sadan for accepting the responsibility of caring for her during this critical period. She will remain under their care until the delivery of her child. After the birth of the child, our association may take further responsibility by shifting her to our shelter for continued support and rehabilitation.

The Sikkim Youth Welfare Association remains firmly committed to supporting destitute, vulnerable, and mentally challenged individuals who are in need of protection and humanitarian assistance.

In connection with this matter, an FIR has already been registered at Ranipool Police Station against unknown persons responsible for the pregnancy of the victim. We are highly hopeful and confident that the concerned police authorities will conduct a thorough investigation, identify the accused, and ensure strict legal action against those involved in this heinous crime.

We strongly believe that this case must serve as a lesson to society, so that individuals think many times before committing crimes against vulnerable women and girl children. Crimes against mentally challenged women are not only inhuman but also a serious violation of human rights and dignity.

We further appeal to the public that if anyone becomes aware of such incidents in their locality or surrounding areas, they should immediately inform our association or the concerned authorities. We assure society that the identity of the informer will be kept completely confidential.

Let us unite together to stop crimes against girl children, women, and mentally challenged individuals. Humanity and justice can only prevail when society stands together against violence and exploitation.

Issued by:

Robin Rai
Founder
Sikkim youth welfare Association

09/05/2026

Meeting with Executive Members of Sikkim Divyang Shayata shamiti, Zero point Gangtok

In this world, people and society often come forward to support someone only after they become successful, self-sufficient, or strong. Sadly, this has become a common tradition of society.

But we believe true humanity becomes more meaningful and worthwhile when support is given to someone during their struggles, when they are in need, and at the beginning of their journey.

Sikkim Youth Welfare Association will always remain grateful for the selfless support and encouragement extended towards our organisation.

Today’s fruitful meeting with the executive members of Sikkim Divyang Sahayata Samiti was truly inspiring and meaningful. We look forward to working together for the welfare and upliftment of society.

By: Robin Rai
Founder
Sikkim youth welfare Association,

07/05/2026

Simple and clear message from our founder Robin Rai Sir. About sikkim youth welfare association,s anti drug mission.
Together we can heal our youth, rebuild our homes, and secure the future of Sikkim. Every helping hand counts.”



By: Samyoma limboo
General secretary
SYWA

04/05/2026

The Sikkim Youth Welfare Association (SYWA) expresses its sincere gratitude to the President, Smt. Droupadi Madam, and the entire team of Sikkim Divyangjan Sahayata Samiti for their generous support in providing a vacant building for humanitarian use.

This noble contribution has made it possible for SYWA to establish and operate the Indrakeel Destitute Home near Adarsh Gaon, Singtam, South Sikkim. The facility aims to provide shelter, care, and rehabilitation support to destitute and vulnerable individuals in the region.

SYWA deeply acknowledges this act of kindness and cooperation, which reflects a shared commitment towards social welfare and inclusive development. Such collaborative efforts strengthen our mission to serve those in need and create a more compassionate society.

SYWA remains committed to continuing its work for the welfare of the community and extends heartfelt appreciation to all supporters and well-wishers.

Issued by:
Sikkim Youth Welfare Association (SYWA)

01/05/2026

On behalf of the Sikkim Youth Welfare Association (SYWA), we extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Jigmee Ladhaki and Miss Diki Doma, dedicated animal activists, for felicitating our association on the eve of World Stray Animals Day.

This recognition for our dedication and contribution towards society truly encourages us to continue our journey with greater commitment. We remain determined to work collectively for a more compassionate and better society for all, including our stray animals.

Thank you for your support and encouragement.

Robin Rai
Founder
SYWA

26/04/2026

Fiollow-up Update – SYWA Intervention

Today, Team SYWA continued the follow-up from yesterday’s home visit i.e 25th April 26. Based on observations during the counselling session, we identified certain concerns that required immediate psychiatric evaluation.

Accordingly, the individual was taken to Manipal Hospital for a psychiatric consultation. After a thorough assessment, it was confirmed that there were no severe psychiatric complications that would hinder the recovery process.

Following medical guidance, the individual has now been safely admitted to Divine Detoxification & Rehabilitation Centre, Namthang (Rataypani), South Sikkim for further treatment and recovery.

SYWA remains committed to standing beside individuals and families struggling with drug abuse and alcohol dependency.

If any family is facing similar challenges, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We provide home visits, counselling, and full support throughout the recovery journey.

Together, we can bring change. SYWA is always ready to support those who truly want to start a new life.

Chitrakala s***a
President
SYWA

24/04/2026

Today, Team SYWA conducted a home visit to counsel and support an individual struggling with unwanted habits. After interacting and understanding his condition, we realized that he urgently requires medical intervention to overcome his current situation.

Tomorrow, we will be taking him to the hospital and will extend every possible support from our Association to help him begin his journey toward recovery.

If anyone is facing challenges related to drug abuse or alcohol dependency and is willing to start a new life, SYWA is here to help. We also provide home visits for counseling and support.

SYWA stands firmly with those who are ready to take the first step toward change and a better future.

20/04/2026

On the special birthday of little Shivansh, beloved son of Shri Sher Bahadur Manger, SHO Melli, police station,
this day became more than just a celebration—it became a beautiful act of humanity.

Instead of limiting the joy within walls, the family chose to share it with those who needed it the most…
reaching out to the homeless,
standing beside the unheard,
and spreading smiles where life is often filled with struggles.

In a world where celebrations are often grand,
this simple yet powerful gesture reminds us that true happiness lies in giving…
that the purest blessings come when we lift others along with us.

This is not just a birthday,
it is a message…
a lesson for all of us to be kinder, more compassionate, and more human.

Heartfelt gratitude to you, Sir, for setting such a meaningful example.
May this inspire many more to celebrate life by touching lives.

Thank you

Destitute Home, home for homeless
S,Y.W.A

20/04/2026