Indian youth working together on a supervised outdoor scouting and leadership activity
Youth development in Odisha

Building confident, responsible young citizens.

We help young people develop practical skills, strong character, healthy habits and a spirit of service through inclusive, age-specific programs.

Open to all. Learning through activity, teamwork and community participation.

Skills for life.Service for society.

65+ subjectsLearning opportunities
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2022Founded on 2 February
5+Programs from age five
65 + 65Approx. subjects in Scouts and Guides
Open to allVoluntary, non-political and inclusive
Our purpose

Preparing young people to lead with character.

The association supports the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual development of young people—helping them grow as individuals, responsible citizens and active members of their communities.

Our motto “Justice For Peace”
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Humanity

Respecting the dignity of every person and building understanding through shared experience.

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Service to Nation

Encouraging useful action, responsible citizenship and meaningful participation in society.

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Inclusion

Welcoming young people without distinction and promoting respect across communities.

Indian students and mentors collaborating on a hands-on bridge-building challenge
Learning by doing Teamwork becomes a practical skill through shared challenges.
Our programs

One purpose. Many ways to grow.

Structured activities give every participant opportunities to learn, practise and progress.

Indian teenagers practising guided breathing during an outdoor yoga session
Ages 6+

Yoga

Guided practice supporting flexibility, balance, focus, healthy habits and personal wellbeing.

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Indian students taking part in a supervised outdoor team sports activity
All age groups

Sports

Inclusive physical activities that encourage fitness, teamwork, resilience and fair play.

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Indian students collaborating on puzzles and science models in a learning workshop
School age

Olympiad

Knowledge-led activities designed to encourage curiosity, participation and well-rounded learning.

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Beyond our core programs

Wider initiatives for health and institutional learning.

The association’s wider goals include adventure, volunteerism, traditional and life skills, citizenship, teamwork and leadership for young people across age groups.

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Adventure experiences Youth volunteerism Life skills Citizenship Teamwork Leadership
01 · Lifelong youth programme

Mission Healthy India

Focus areas include mental health, physical health, girls’ safety and awareness of indigenous wellness knowledge.

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02 · Schools & colleges

Training where young people learn.

Institutional training can be supported by age-specific curriculum, trainers, assessment, equipment and appropriate infrastructure.

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Training journey

A clear path from first steps to leadership.

Each stage combines learning by doing, small-group participation, practical skills and increasing responsibility.

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Joey / Daisy

5–8 years

A playful introduction to teamwork, nature and good habits.

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Cub / Bulbul

8–11 years

Practical discovery, simple responsibilities and group learning.

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Cadet

11–15 years

Skills, service, badges and growing personal responsibility.

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Venturer

15–19 years

Adventure, leadership and increasingly independent challenges.

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Rover / Ranger

19–27 years

Community service, advanced development and peer leadership.

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Master / Teacher

21–40 years

Adult leadership training and support for youth programs.

Progress that is visible. Activities can include badges, assessments, feedback and leadership milestones appropriate to each group.

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Why choose us

Learning designed around the whole young person.

Our approach balances structured instruction with activity, reflection, teamwork and real-world responsibility.

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Age-specific curriculum

The right skills, expectations and challenges at the right stage.

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Prepared trainers

Training and workshops help facilitators improve their practice.

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Assessment & feedback

Regular progress conversations can keep participants and parents informed.

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Institutional support

Program planning for schools, colleges and community groups.

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Learning by doing

Outdoor activity, useful skills, service, teamwork and leadership.

Impact areas

Awareness that becomes action.

Programs can connect personal development with issues that matter to families, communities and the country.

Indian students learning pedestrian and bicycle safety in a supervised school demonstration
Practical road-safety awareness
Health & wellbeing
Environmental awareness
Road safety
First aid
National integration
Equality & respect
Responsible citizenship
Community service
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Help young people build skills for life.

Whether you are a parent, student, educator or potential volunteer, we would like to hear from you.

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