Children is our heritage

Youth Alive Society's Children Service empowers vulnerable and at-risk children through education, literacy support, value-based learning, counseling, and life-skills development, helping them build confidence, achieve academic success, and create brighter futures.

Women in the Society

Youth Alive Society's Women Empowerment Program strengthens vulnerable women, widows, and single mothers through vocational training, leadership development, livelihood opportunities, counseling, and self-help groups, promoting dignity, self-reliance, and economic independence.

Conservation of Nature

Youth Alive Society's Nature Conservation Initiative promotes environmental sustainability through awareness programs, biodiversity conservation, agroforestry, rainwater harvesting, natural resource management, and community participation, fostering a healthier environment for future generations.

Create it

Tree is our Oxygen

Wildlife Conservation

Youth Alive Society's Wildlife preservation and Traditional hunting in Naga communities often reflects culture and survival needs, but wildlife decline requires balanced solutions through awareness, sustainable livelihoods, and community-led conservation ensuring harmony between heritage and biodiversity protection.

Youth Alive Society's Wildlife Conservation Initiative works to protect wildlife and natural habitats through community awareness, biodiversity conservation, environmental education, and sustainable resource management, encouraging communities to become active stewards of nature.

Measured progress

Efficacy across Mokokchung villages

800+

Youth trained & employed

14

Active village workshops

35%

Household income growth

Resource allocation

Where your contributions go

We maintain absolute transparency. Our financial records are audited annually and published openly to ensure institutional trust and local accountability.

Vocational training

Local educators

Community grants

Direct funding for tools, timber, looms, and raw materials needed for our practical, hands-on trade instruction.

Stipends and resources for skilled local Naga craftsmen and teachers who run our decentralized village workshops.

Micro-grants distributed directly to village councils to establish self-sustaining trade collectives and local cooperatives.

A medium environmental portrait of a young Naga craftsman working on a wood carving in a naturally lit workshop in Mokokchung, warm ambient light, authentic documentary style, 35mm film.
A medium environmental portrait of a young Naga craftsman working on a wood carving in a naturally lit workshop in Mokokchung, warm ambient light, authentic documentary style, 35mm film.
On the ground

Decentralized resilience in action

By training youth within their ancestral hills, we prevent rural migration and build lasting economic autonomy. Our programs are designed alongside village elders to respect local heritage while introducing modern vocational skills.

Every cohort is monitored by independent community councils, ensuring that our growth is guided by genuine local needs rather than external metrics.