Presentation to

Mr.Sharad Dhatrak

A project of
KHERWADI SOCIAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION (K’SWA)

Parishramalaya Kherwadi, Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051, India

Tel: ( 91 – 22 ) 26474381 , 2647 9189. Mobile No : 09819691851
www.yuvaparivartan.org
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 Milestones - 82 years of KSWA

 Formed in 1928 by Late B.G.Kher, Gandhian, freedom fighter & First Premier Chief
Minister of Bombay province/State.

 Started with Welfare activities in Education, Healthcare & Income Generation for
migrant Tanners and further extended to all poor, needy and destitute.

 1928 – 1957 –B.G.Kher gets marsh along the Mahim creek developed as Bandra
East, establishes basic amenities and welfare activities.

 1958 – 1998 –40 yrs , Several Gandhian followers of B.G.Kher run welfare
activities with commitment & Dedication.

 1998 – 2003 –Incubation of Yuva Parivartan Model by Kishor & Mrinalini Kher.

 2003 – President Dr. Abdul Kalam launches, The Yuva Parivartan Movement.

 2010 – 12 Yrs of Yuva Parivartan

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Why Yuva Parivartan for Deprived Youth?

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India’s Standing in Vocational Training

NSS Report 517, Table 10 Yr 2004 - 2005

The Yuva Parivartan 4 4

Model
Yuva Parivartan – Vision & Mission

Vision

Create opportunities for school dropouts and deprived youth to help lead
productive and socially useful lives.

Mission

To give a second chance to less educated deprived youth through wage or

self employment based on urban and rural livelihood training, provided in
partnership with stakeholders.

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YP livelihood Model

Need
Assessment
Survey
Student Networking
Alumni Community/
Industry

Placement/ Yuva Student

Employment Parivartan Mobilization

Work Student
readiness Induction
Training /
Classroom
Practices
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 Vocational Training & Industry Partners
(Industry Approved Courses)
 Wiremen- Eureka Forbes  Nursing Assistant- Guru Nanak Hospital

 A/C Refrigeration- Blue Star  Tailoring- Body Drapes

 Motor Mechanic- M&M  Fashion Designing- Body Drapes

 Motor Driving- Driving schools  Beautician- Kaya Skin clinic

 Multi-skill Technician  Mehendi

 Basic Computers- Mastek  Entrepreneurship- BSE

 MS-CIT- Mastek  Computer Hardware

 Retailing- Westside  Web Designing – Tata Communication

 Hospitality- Taj Group  English Speaking& Life skills- Mastek

 Construction- L&T

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 Yuva Parivartan Centres
24 Out Reach Center (ORC)
In Districts of Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Nashik, Pune & Bangalore
 Mumbai – Bandra, Wadala, Colaba ,Lower Parel, Mankhurd (5)

 Thane – Thane, Kalyan, Wada, Bhiwandi (2), Vasai (6)

 Raigad – Khopoli, Zirad, Alibaug (3)

 Pune – Yerwada, Tadiwala, Parwati, Chakan (4)

 Nashik – Panchavati, Peth, Palshi, Karanjali (4)

 Banglore – Pranja Palaya, Rooparen (2)

25 Mini - ORCs
 Nanded – 17 old + 8 new

5 Jail centres
 Arthur Rd, Mumbai

 Thane, Mumbai

 Kalyan, Mumbai

 Yerwada, Pune

 Nashik Jail

Working with Mumbai Police to rehabilitate First Time Offenders

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 Yuva Parivartan Credentials

 ISO 9001:2000 certified organisation

 Empowering 8000 students every year

 60% beneficiaries are employed. Quite a few take to entrepreneurship.

 Invited by police /prison authorities and TISS for rehabilitation of FTOs

 40000 dropouts assisted till date impacting indirectly – 9.6 lakhs

 IRDP program in 40 villages in Wada & Bhiwandi; 40 KPS facilitators

 Supporting 41 Self Help Groups in two years

 Tax Exemptions : 80 G & 35 AC

 Timely financial auditing

 Fund utilisation reporting to sponsors

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 Accreditations

 Accreditation by Ministry of Labour & Employment, GOI

 Accreditation by Technical Education Board, GOM

 Authorized Training Agency- Department of Industries, GOM.

 Authorized Retail sales training provider- Department of Employment

& Self Employment, GOM.

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 Eminent Board of Trustees & Advisors
 Mr. Kishor Kher – President
Frm President & CEO CPC
India
 Mr. S. K. Palekar- Ex-Sr. VP,
Eureka Forbes
 Mr. B.G. Deshmukh –
Chairman & Frm. Cabinet
Secretary
 Mr. Ajit Nimbalkar – IAS Rtd. 
Frm Chief Secretary GOM.
 Mr. Ashank Desai –
Founder & Chairman ,
Mastek.
 Dr. Ashok Ganguly –
Chairman, ICI India Ltd.
 Mr. Ashok Advani –
Chairman, Blue Star Ltd
 Mr.S.N. Inamdar–  Mrs. Rani Jadhav IAS –
Advocate, S N Inamdar & Co.
Trustees
 Mr. V.S. Palekar – Ex-Chairman
Johnson & Johnson.
 Mrs. Mrinalini Kher –
Hon.Secretary & Trustee
Advisory Board
 Mr. E. A. Kshirsagar –
Frm Partner,Af Fergusson
Dr. Hasit Joshipura –
Chairman & MD, GSK
 Mr. Kishore Mariwala –
Director- Marico Group.
 Mr. N. P. Gidwani –
Director,HSBC Secs & Cap Markets
 Mr. Partha Ghosh –
Partner, Price Waterhouse Cooper
Chairman,Mumbai Port Trust.
 Mr. D. K. Kamwal – Retd. Addl.
Comm. Income Tax.
 Mr. Sharad Kulkarni – Director.
RPG Group of Cos.
 Mr. Shitin Desai – Frm Sr.Vice
Chairman DSP Merryl Lynch.
 Mr. Anil Laud- Ex-MD, Siemens
Information Systems
 Mr. Suresh N. Talwar – Senior
Partner, Talwar,Thakore &
Associates.
 Mr. T. S. Sahney –
Chairman, NRB Bearing Ltd.
 Dr. Vijay N. Gupchup - Educationist
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NEW INITIATIVES 12
YP Placement & Training Agency (YPPTA)

 Founded with the conviction of recent phenomenon of deep

sourcing.

 To give a second chance to unemployed deprived youth through

appropriate placement opportunities.

 Develop relationships with Trade & Industry to find job

opportunities.

 Equip the students with work ethics and prepare them for
problems arising at work place. (e.g. :resume preparation,
workplace expectations, dressing and grooming and mock interview
sessions etc.

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YP Institute for Skills Development (YPISD)

 Training & continuous Follow-up services to budding

Entrepreneurs.

 Targeting deprived communities for income generation activities.

 Major focus on School drop-outs & women from the slums to take
up the self employment related activities.

 Work for financially deprived Society through its sponsored

programme by Govt. / Semi- Govt. Departments/ Corporates.
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Advance Vocational Training courses

 Fee based courses for higher income communities.

 Leveraging the existing infrastructure to help in sustainability.

 School dropouts from the poor families will continue to get free Vocational
Training.

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Integrated Rural Development Program (IRDP)

 After a Needs Assessment Survey in 40 villages of Wada Taluka in

Thane district - started IRDP Program in 25 villages of Wada in
Oct ’08 and 15 villages in Bhiwandi through community
development programs.

 IRDP covers the following areas:

 Improved agricultural practices

 Water resources management
 Livestock management and Fisheries
 Women empowerment through SHG formation

 Krishi Pashu Sathis (KPS) are our representative (facilitator to

carry out rural-agricultural activities) in each village.

 Currently we have 40 KPS which we plan to increase to 100.

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Project Reaching Out

 Vocational Training – need of the hour

 National Skill Development Commission

 YP model presented and appreciated by the Planning Commission

 A model tested in Urban, Semi-urban, Rural areas and Tribal areas

 Flexible model tuned to the needs of local community requirement

 Act as a role model for likeminded NGOs willing to start the livelihood projects in

their thrust areas and for their community

 To go pan India in a cost effective manner

 To scale up across multiple locations in a short period of time

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Reaching Out Model

Yuva Parivartan Head Office

Regional
Office

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Some of our Esteemed Sponsors

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 Sharad Dhatrak
www.yuvaparivartan.org
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