Unity
We bring young people, families, and communities together so no one grows in isolation.
Registered society · Haryana Societies Act, 2012
Empowering youth.Building tomorrow.
Youth Welfare Society, Rohtak is a registered Haryana society creating education, livelihood, health, leadership, and environment pathways so every young person can grow with dignity — in classrooms, on playgrounds, and in the neighbourhoods they call home.
EducationSkillsHealthLeadershipEnvironment
Unity · Growth · Impact
3,200+
Young lives supported
18
Community programs
12
Partner schools
16
Years of service
Since 2010
Registered society · Mata Darwaja, Rohtak
The society
A circle of care around every young life
Like our emblem, we stand together — families, mentors, teachers, and neighbours — so youth are never left to grow alone. The society was registered in 2010 at Rohtak and continues under the Haryana Societies Act, 2012 — youth welfare together with wild and environment protection, from 1626, Ward No. 5, Mata Darwaja.
Today we work across classrooms, livelihood studios, health camps, and community grounds. Every program is designed around a simple promise: unity that includes, growth that is practical, and impact that can be seen in a young person's life.
Growth
We invest in education, skills, and confidence so every young person can expand their horizon.
Impact
We measure success by dignity restored, opportunities created, and change that lasts.
Integrity
As a registered society, we hold ourselves to transparency, stewardship, and honest reporting.
How we work
Compassion, organised into a method
01
Listen locally
We begin in neighbourhoods — with families, schools, and young people — so programs answer a real need, not a distant assumption.
02
Design with care
Mentors, teachers, and office-bearers shape each intervention around dignity, safety, and a clear path from first contact to outcome.
03
Deliver together
Classrooms, camps, studios, and outreach desks run every week with volunteers, partners, and the young people they serve.
04
Report honestly
As a registered society we count what matters: attendance, placements, health access, green work, and the quieter victories of confidence.
Programs
Pathways. One circle of support.
From scholarships to sports, clinics to coding labs — programs are designed as a continuum of care around youth and their families, not as one-off events.
LearningEducation for All
Scholarships, after-school learning, and school readiness so every child can stay in class and thrive.
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OpportunitySkills & Livelihood
Vocational training, digital skills, and first-job pathways that turn potential into independent livelihoods.
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CareHealth & Wellbeing
Community health camps, nutrition, and youth mental-health circles that protect body and mind.
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CharacterSports & Leadership
Playgrounds, coaching, and youth councils that build discipline, teamwork, and civic courage.
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BelongingCommunity Outreach
Relief drives, family support, and neighbourhood programs that keep the most vulnerable young people safe.
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AccessDigital Futures
Computer labs, coding clubs, and online safety so rural and urban youth can belong in a digital world.
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PlanetWild & Environment
Wildlife and environment protection across Haryana — plantation, awareness, and neighbourhood green work written into our memorandum.
Explore program→Who we serve
Young people first — and the families who stand behind them
School-age children
Scholarships, after-school learning, and school kits so no child leaves the classroom for want of support.
First-generation learners
Guidance, digital access, and career counselling for youth who are the first in their family to stay in education.
Young women & girls
Safe spaces, sports fellowships, and livelihood pathways designed so girls can lead in class, work, and community.
Families in crisis
Nutrition, relief, and family support desks that keep a young person’s home stable enough to keep growing.
Impact stories
Voices from the circle
Representative stories from young people in our programs. Names and details are shared with care to protect dignity. The numbers sit beside the names — because a society should account for both.
3,200+
Young lives supported
18
Community programs
“The scholarship did more than pay my fees. It told my family that my studies were worth protecting.”
Meera, 17
Education fellow
“I walked into the livelihood studio with no certificate. I walked out with a trade, a job, and a voice.”
Arjun, 21
Skills graduate
“On the field I learned I could lead. That courage followed me back into school and my street.”
Noor, 15
Sports captain
Upcoming
Come to a desk, a camp, a summit
21Sep
Community health & nutrition camp
Mata Darwaja, Rohtak
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
04Oct
Youth leadership summit
Registered office, Rohtak
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
18Oct
Scholarship & school-kit desk
Education for All centre
11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
From the field
In photographs
Society notes
What we have been building
2 Sep 2026
12 partner schools now share a common learning calendar
Teachers and our mentor-tutors now plan remedial hours together, so students are not pulled in two directions.
18 Aug 2026
Livelihood studio’s new hospitality batch reaches full placement
Twenty-eight young people completed workplace readiness and joined hotels, retail floors, and local enterprises.
5 Aug 2026
Girls’ sports fellowship opens a second ground
A neighbourhood ground, once unused after dusk, is now lit for coaching, matches, and weekly captain circles.
Take a place in the circle
Get involved
Volunteer
Teach, mentor, coach, or join outreach weekends. Give time where it multiplies.
Continue →Partner
Schools, companies, and civic groups can co-create programs with the society.
Continue →Donate
Every contribution is received by the society for youth welfare, education, and environment care.
Continue →Questions
What families and donors ask us
A registered society should be easy to approach. If your question is not here, write to info@youthwelfaresociety.com — we will answer.
Is Youth Welfare Society a trust?+
No. Youth Welfare Society is a registered society — not a trust, not a private firm, and not a company. We are registered with the District Registrar, Rohtak, under the Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act, 2012. Original registration number 200 (28 January 2010); revised registration number 01688 (6 August 2026); Unique Identification Number 2001168495.
How are donations used?+
Funds are applied to the objects of the society: youth welfare, education, livelihood, health, environment and wildlife protection, and related community work across Haryana. Donors may request a utilisation note at info@youthwelfaresociety.com.
Can I volunteer if I only have weekends?+
Yes. Tutoring, sports coaching, camp logistics, plantation drives, and outreach all have weekend roles. Write to info@youthwelfaresociety.com with your skills and locality.
Where do you work?+
The registered office is at 1626, Ward No. 5, Mata Darwaja, Behind Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, Jind Road, Rohtak. The area of operation is all over Haryana State.
Join the circle
Your gift, time, or partnership becomes someone's next chance.
Contributions are received by Youth Welfare Society and applied only to the charitable objects of the society.