Youth are not just the leaders of tomorrow — they are the changemakers of today. In a country where nearly one-third of the population is under the age of 25, investing in young people is investing in national progress. At Aloshikha, we believe that empowered youth are key to building inclusive, resilient, and forward-thinking communities.
Our Youth Empowerment Program is designed to equip young people with the knowledge, skills, and platforms they need to become confident, capable, and socially responsible citizens. We focus on leadership development, digital inclusion, entrepreneurship, and civic engagement — particularly in rural and underserved areas where youth potential often goes untapped.
We help out-of-school and at-risk youth return to learning or pursue vocational alternatives through career counseling, mentorship, and scholarship support. This helps them envision and pursue meaningful futures.
Aloshikha operates digital learning hubs where youth can learn basic computing, internet safety, graphic design, freelancing, and job readiness skills. These centers bridge the digital divide and open doors to the modern economy.
We form youth clubs that focus on leadership training, public speaking, community volunteering, and advocacy. These platforms encourage young people to take ownership of social issues — from climate action to gender equality.
We offer entrepreneurship bootcamps and micro-grants for youth-led business ideas. Whether it’s eco-friendly farming, online services, or creative startups, we mentor youth to turn their passions into sustainable enterprises.
To support emotional well-being, we conduct sessions on mental health, conflict resolution, stress management, and communication. We foster safe spaces where youth can openly express themselves and seek help when needed.
3,200+ youth trained in leadership, digital skills, and career readiness
700+ youth supported in launching community projects or businesses
80+ youth clubs active across multiple regions
300+ girls mentored in STEM and digital learning
Improved civic engagement and confidence reported by over 75% of participants
We work with schools, local government, private sector mentors, and parents to create an ecosystem of support around youth. We especially focus on engaging girls, persons with disabilities, and youth from minority communities.
Aloshikha aims to build a generation of socially conscious, digitally connected, and economically empowered young leaders. We plan to scale our Youth Hubs, introduce youth parliaments, and create more inclusive digital employment pathways for rural youth.
We are not just preparing young people for the future — we are helping them build it.
