IIYW - Indian Institute of Youth Welfare

IIYW - Indian Institute of Youth Welfare IIYW is a visionary organization striving for the welfare of the underprivileged society for more than 40 years.

The Indian Institute of Youth Welfare is a development organisation which started its journey in the field of development in 1973, considering ‘Youth’ as a centre point for development. In over 40 years, the institute has made history in the field of development, setting an example for NGOs and CBOs in the country. IIYW is a regional organisation serving the districts of Nagpur, Chandrapur, Gadchi

roli, Yavatmal and Akola in Maharashtra. IIYW believes that young people, their benefactors, and others engaged in the process of social change and development play a crucial role in shaping society. Therefore, the institute runs several need-based projects, programmes and training courses, in particular in the areas of women and youth empowerment, children's rights, health, environment and community building.

Capacity Buildingof HIV-Prevention Service ProvidersCLUSTER LINK WORKERS(LWS)Kshamta KendraIndian institute of Youth Wel...
14/12/2024

Capacity Buildingof HIV-Prevention Service Providers
CLUSTER LINK WORKERS(LWS)
Kshamta Kendra
Indian institute of Youth Welfare
Nagpur-Maharashtra
2024-25

The HIV testing and awareness program exists since 2004 at Indian-Institute-of-Youth-Welfare (foundet by Maharashtra-St...
14/12/2024

The HIV testing and awareness program exists since 2004 at Indian-Institute-of-Youth-Welfare (foundet by Maharashtra-State-Aids-Control-Society).
During this time we have registered 102 HIV infected people.We provide several sevices like medications and telephone contact to the affected people, to help and support.

Awareness and Sensitisation for Truck Drivers.The IIYW provides HIV testing camps for drivers, that normally cannot acce...
06/12/2024

Awareness and Sensitisation for Truck Drivers.
The IIYW provides HIV testing camps for drivers, that normally cannot access good Healthcare. With 2000 tested people per month, we are working forward the goal of an AIDS free India till 2030.

Constitution Day, also known as Samvidhan Divas, is an important day for India as it marks the adoption of the country's...
26/11/2024

Constitution Day, also known as Samvidhan Divas, is an important day for India as it marks the adoption of the country's Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land. Constitution Day is observed on November 26 of each year, and it serves as a reminder of the fundamental principles outlined in the Indian Constitution and the significance of preserving democratic values.

Rangoli competition under the NCD project of IIYW/DIZ. On the 16th November 2024, we organized a rangoli competition in ...
19/11/2024

Rangoli competition under the NCD project of IIYW/DIZ. On the 16th November 2024, we organized a rangoli competition in Nagpur-City. The woman brought their little children, so there was also a kids-contest. In the end, the winners got a little gift for their beautiful artwork.

From the 14th to the 15th November, the staff-members of the All-Indian-Institute of Local Self Goverment (AIISLSG) visi...
15/11/2024

From the 14th to the 15th November, the staff-members of the All-Indian-Institute of Local Self Goverment (AIISLSG) visited the IIYW-Campus in Lonara. On the first day, the Kojagiri festival, with its traditional spiced milk was celebrated. The second day, there was a yoga class and several group-games to strengthen the communitie spirit. It was a familiar atmosphere with a lot of fun.

Already since 2013, the IIYW is a partner of the "Weltwaerts" Programme, it's a developement cooperation. In the present...
07/11/2024

Already since 2013, the IIYW is a partner of the "Weltwaerts" Programme, it's a developement cooperation. In the presentation below, you can see the different projects, we have converted with our German volunteers in the past years.

These are the CVs of our valued speakers of the 40th JSDP as organised by KAS and IIYW at Nagpur from 24th Oct to 27th O...
07/11/2024

These are the CVs of our valued speakers of the 40th JSDP as organised by KAS and IIYW at Nagpur from 24th Oct to 27th Oct 2024 at Regenta Central Hotel and Convention centre, Nagpur.

These are the photos of every speaker at the 40th JSDP in Nagpur. Additional there is an article about it.
06/11/2024

These are the photos of every speaker at the 40th JSDP in Nagpur. Additional there is an article about it.

06/11/2024
From 24th to 27th, the IIYW and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung hosted the 40th Joint Staff Developement Programme. The top...
06/11/2024

From 24th to 27th, the IIYW and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung hosted the 40th Joint Staff Developement Programme. The topic was: "Empowering tomorrow's Leaders and Investing in Youth for a stronger Nation". There were a couple of interesting speeches and many ideas were exchanged. The highlight was a visit at the IIYWs campus in Lonara, Nagpur.

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134, Shivaji Nagar
Nagpur
440010

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
Friday 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+91 712 2248 421

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The Indian Institute of Youth Welfare (IIYW) is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) which started its journey in the field of empowerment for the underprivileged in 1973, considering ‘Youth’ as a center point for development. Within over 40 years, the institute has made history in the field of development, setting an example for NGOs in the country. IIYW is a regional organisation serving the districts of Nagpur, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Yavatmal and Akola in Maharashtra.

The institute strives to reach out to the underprivileged section of society, with special focus on skills development and capacity building for everyone. Our projects for various target groups such as rural and tribal poor, slum dwellers, truck drivers, female s*x workers, migrant labourers and sustaining and saving the environment have changed the lives of many through various interventions. At IIYW’s campus in Lonara, the institute provides trainings for supervisors and Anganwadi workers. These can be seen as key projects towards improving women’s and children’s health and overall empowerment in Maharashtra.