Eradicating the issue of aimless learning by providing conducive environment and role models for adolescents and youth and training them with life skills and career development.

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Mr. Kishor Palve, Managing Trustee	Ms. Chandrika Rambiya, Trustee
Mr. Amol Parmar, Trustee	Mr. Nirmal Parmar, Trustee
Ms. Trupti Shelke, Trustee	Mr. Sachin Dhavle, Trustee
Mr. Kaustub Gharat, Trustee

Beneficiary Spend:

Average: 81.3%

Highest: 99.3%

Lowest: 9.5%

Income:

Average: Rs2 cr

Highest: Rs39 cr

Lowest: Rs1 lac

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Connecting Education to Employment.

• Crisis: In today's world there is a lack of self-awareness in our marginalized communities and hence an inability to cope with the challenges faced by an adolescent during their educating years. There is an imperative need to build a nurturing environment for the youth from such communities to transform their passion into gainful employment.
• Programs: New Resolution India looks to sustain conducive environments in our communities for change leaders to emerge. They have programs which facilitates such change in our community. a) Their Step to Livelihood program has 2 sub-programs; School program and Drama to development program. In the Bright Future School Program facilitators aim to implement career and life development skills in children between standard 8th to 10th through several Mentoring and Awareness sessions. The Drama to Development course goes on for 1 year. During the course the participants organize rallies & street plays addressing issues within our community. b) The second main program run by the NGO is the Youth Development & Training Centre which is a livelihood program for students between the ages of 18-25 years, it trains them for Life Skills, English and IT skills, Career Development and Placement opportunities.
• Outcome: The School Program till 2018 has impacted 7500+ students in Mumbai and has trained 650 parents, 250 teachers & 3 principals. Almost 2000 adolescents participated in the Drama for Development led by 23 'Change Leaders' covering 21 social topics across 47 communities in Mumbai alone