Where Every Youth Shouts YES to Their Dreams
A Movement of Hope, A Ministry of Transformation
In the heart of India's Telugu states, where 85 million people call home, countless young dreamers face walls too high to climb alone. Poverty. Discrimination. Limited English. Broken education systems. These aren't just statistics. They're stolen futures.
Since 2015, we've been more than a program. We've been a revolution. A Jesuit-rooted movement that walks alongside youth from rural villages to urban slums, transforming "I can't" into "I CAN" and "I WILL."
Our Programs
10+ Pathways to Transformation. Comprehensive programs addressing every barrier youth face.
Summer Shapes
Break the English barrier. Unlock unlimited opportunities through our 30-day residential training program.
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Multi-Skill Training
From dropout to dignified employment with our residential skill training programs in tailoring, ICT, driving, and welding.
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Scholar Support Program
Supporting academically gifted students to achieve their tertiary education dreams with comprehensive scholarships.
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Yuvotsavaalu
Annual youth festival celebration with cultural performances and leadership activities.
Learn moreOur Impact in Numbers
These aren't just numbers. They're transformed lives, rebuilt families, and reimagined futures.
Youth Directly Impacted
Comprehensive Programs
Districts Across Telugu States
Youth Leaders Trained
Volunteers Mobilized Annually
Employment Success Rate
Voices of Transformation
Real stories from the youth who dared to say YES to their dreams.
Lakshmi, 22
"I couldn't speak a single English sentence. My village laughed when I said I'd study in a English Medium College. Summer Shapes didn't just teach me English. It taught me to believe I deserve success. Today, I'm a proud graduate, supporting my entire family."
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