Three pillars,one purpose.
Sadaiv Yuva Foundation works through social service, digital empowerment under Sadaiv Cyber, and cultural service under Sadaiv Puja. Each pillar serves the same community and the same goal: a young, capable, self-reliant Bharat.
- Pillars
- 3
- Programmes
- 14
- Where we work
- Villages and rural communities
- Working since
- 2023
Digital skills and safety for everyone
Sadaiv Cyber brings computers, internet know-how and online safety within reach of rural families, so they can use technology to learn, earn and reach the services they are entitled to.
Join Sadaiv Cyber membership- Digital literacy
Digital Saksharta
Hands-on computer and smartphone basics, from typing and email to using the internet safely, taught in simple, local language.
- Computer basics
- Smartphone use
- Internet skills
Who it servesStudents, women and elders
Get involved - Online safety
Cyber Suraksha
Awareness sessions on online fraud, fake links and UPI scams, and on protecting personal data, so families can use digital tools with confidence.
- Fraud awareness
- UPI safety
- Data privacy
Who it servesFamilies and small shopkeepers
Get involved - Access
Digital Seva Sahayata
Guidance with online forms and government services such as scheme applications, certificates and document uploads, so no one is left out for lack of access.
- Form filling
- Scheme guidance
- Document help
Who it servesAnyone needing online help
Get involved - Career
Tech Skills for Youth
Computer courses and career guidance that prepare young people for digital jobs, freelancing and further study.
- Computer courses
- Career guidance
- Freelancing basics
Who it servesYouth and job seekers
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Faith, culture and community together
Sadaiv Puja keeps our traditions alive through community celebrations and learning for the young, in ways that bring people together and respect the environment.
Write to Sadaiv Puja- Community
Samuhik Puja & Utsav
Community pujas and festivals organised with local volunteers, open to everyone, with contributions and expenses shared openly.
- Community pujas
- Festival events
- Open accounts
Who it servesWhole community
Get involved - Children
Sanskar Shala
Weekend sessions where children learn stories, values, shlokas and traditions in a warm, age-appropriate way.
- Stories & values
- Shlokas
- Traditions
Who it servesChildren
Get involved - Service
Puja Seva
Help for families with puja arrangements, including samagri, coordination with trusted pandits and guidance on rituals.
- Puja samagri
- Pandit coordination
- Ritual guidance
Who it servesFamilies
Get involved - Green festivals
Eco Utsav
Festivals with less waste: clay idols, flower-waste recycling and clean-up drives after celebrations, so devotion and the environment go together.
- Clay idols
- Flower recycling
- Clean-up drives
Who it servesDevotees and neighbourhoods
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How we work
Three habits that shape every programme, in every village.
Listen first
Every programme starts with a conversation with the village, not a plan made from outside.
Start local
We work through local volunteers, teachers and young people who live in the communities they serve.
Stay accountable
We share what we spend and what we achieve with our donors, members and partners.
Built step by step, since 2023
We are a young foundation, and we would rather be honest about that than exaggerate. Here is how Sadaiv Yuva Foundation has grown so far.
- 2023The beginning
A small group, a simple belief
Sadaiv Yuva Foundation began with a few young volunteers in Madhya Pradesh who believed that young people can lead change in their own villages. The first steps were modest: study support for children and awareness drives in nearby communities.
- 2024Registration
Becoming a registered NGO
We were formally registered in Madhya Pradesh, giving our work a legal and transparent footing. We then worked towards the 12A, 80G and CSR approvals that today allow donors and companies to support us with confidence.
- 2025Three pillars
Growing into three pillars
Alongside our social programmes in education, health, women’s empowerment, livelihood and the environment, Sadaiv Cyber began bringing digital skills and online safety to families, and Sadaiv Puja began serving the community’s cultural and spiritual needs.
- 2026Today
Opening our doors to members
We now invite supporters to join as members and become part of the movement, not just donors. Our programmes continue in the villages we serve, shaped by what the people there tell us they need.
- AheadOur promise
What comes next
Deeper work in the villages we already serve, more partners who share our values, and openly sharing what we spend and what we achieve.
Every journey needs fellow travellers
Join us as a member, volunteer or supporter, and help write the next chapter.
Serving communities, village by village
This is the heart of the Foundation. Our social programmes cover education, health, women’s empowerment, livelihood, the environment and youth leadership, each shaped by what the village itself tells us it needs.
Support our workShiksha Uday: Rise of Education
Learning support for children in rural schools, with books, uniforms, bridge classes and mentoring. We pay special attention to keeping girls enrolled and in class.
Who it servesChildren in rural schools
Get involvedSwasthya Mitra: Health Companion
Health camps, maternal and child health awareness, basic screenings and referrals that connect families in remote villages to the care they need.
Who it servesFamilies in remote villages
Get involvedNari Shakti: Women’s Strength
Legal awareness, self-defence training, self-help groups and vocational skills that help women earn, save and take decisions for themselves.
Who it servesWomen and girls
Get involvedRozgar Shakti: Employment Power
Vocational training, mentoring and links to local employers and micro-finance, so young people can build a livelihood close to home.
Who it servesUnemployed youth
Get involvedHarit Bharat: Green India
Tree plantation, waste management awareness and organic farming training led by village youth, so caring for the environment becomes an everyday habit.
Who it servesVillages and farmers
Get involvedYuva Netritva: Youth Leaders
Camps, workshops and small community-project grants that help young people grow into confident leaders in their own villages.
Who it servesYoung people, 16 to 30
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