Youth Foundation

Committed To Change Lives


Youth Foundation prepares the young passionate impoverished boys and girls from the remote areas of Uttarakhand to become physically and mentally capable for clearing the Indian armed forces recruitment and become soldiers in Indian Army.

Our team travel extensively to remote areas to help Impoverished patients get free treatment.


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250

People With Serious Ailments Got Free Treatment

40

Medical Camps Organized In Remote Areas

4000

Cadets Have Successfully Joined Indian Armed forces

10000

Boys And Girls Trained By Us


Pre-Recruitment Training (Free Of Charge)

Uttarakhand state has two of India’s most decorated regiments i.e., Garhwal Rifles and Kumaon Regiment. Every year, Army Recruitment Office (ARO) of Regiments in Lansdowne and Ranikhet announce yearly recruitment drive to recruit young patriotic men and women become a part of world’s third largest – Indian Army.

Women of our country have always shown sheer courage in all paths of life, So why not be a part of a role in defending our country? Warriors like Tilu Rauteli are one of such example. In 2016, Our founder Colonel Ajay Kothiyal, who has immense admiration of grit and strength of women in hills, initiated to train girls from remote areas to join Uttarakhand Police and other belted forces.


Men Soldier Entry Course

Post acknowledging the dates of recruitment rallies to be held in the state, our team strategizes to organize admission drives for the 4-month-long pre-recruitment course. The foundation conducts awareness drives in the neighboring tehsil and villages to make aware youth and elders of Garhwal and Kumaon about the impending camp with educational and physical requirement for clearing the admission drive. Discipline and compassion is the core foundation of our Training operandi. During the training period, to sensitize the candidates on societal issues, these candidates assist in conducting cleanliness drives, fighting forest fires, afforestation, disaster relief and assisting rural medical patients. This helps build their moral fiber and become better citizens.


Women Soldier Entry Course

In 2016, Our founder Colonel Ajay Kothiyal, who has immense admiration of grit and strength of women in hills, initiated to train girls from remote areas to join Uttarakhand Police and other belted forces. After the first successful batch, Youth Foundation continued to organising camps to train mighty girls in the mountains of Uttarakhand. In 2019, Indian Army, first time ever, announced the entry of women in soldier scheme for Central Military Police. Youth Foundation has trained 200 women to clear the CMP recruitment for women held for the first time ever. Since then, women of Uttarakhand are participating with the same zeal as that of men. IF you want to bring about the change in your life that “You have it in you”, Join Youth Foundation.


Youth Can Play A Crucial Role In Nation Building

Colonel Ajay Kothiyal, KC, SC, VSM (Retd), Founder

Free Healthcare To Everyone


Taking free healthcare to the remote areas of Uttarakhand where people do not have access to decent healthcare

Free treatment of impoverished patients, who cannot afford treatment, is one of our prime focused areas. Youth Foundation is associated with the renowned doctors of AIIMs, Lady Harding Medical College, Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital etc. We invite doctors from these hospitals to conduct medical camps, identify patients from chronic ailments and process their transition to the above hospitals for further treatment.

Patients with severe ailment got new life

Mostly in the higher altitude of Garhwal and Kumaon, where basic healthcare is still a distant dream, patients suffering from cancer, Kidney transplant, hole in heart, permanent paralysis and other serious ailments are taken to the major hospitals of Delhi to provide sustainable treatment. The course of treatment generally take 2 months to 1 year and all the expenses are borne by Youth Foundation. We have also established a three-room transit accommodation with two dedicated resident staff to take care of the patients and their families feel relieved from the stress of finding accommodation and food.

In the Last 6 years, Youth Foundation has help more than 250 patients, from rural Uttarakhand, get free treatment and now are leading a healthy life

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