JAMMU, Jun 15: A formal meeting was held in Srinagar between Ajaz Ahmad Bajard, Chairman, United Welfare Foundation of India (UWFI), and Sushil Singh Charak, Chief Functionary of the Nations Development Association, focusing on strengthening collaborative efforts for youth empowerment and social development across Jammu & Kashmir.
The discussion centered on key priority areas including rural youth free education support, structured skill development programs, and enhanced employability opportunities aimed at promoting sustainable livelihood options for young people. Both sides emphasized the need for coordinated and result-oriented initiatives to ensure long-term community upliftment.
Special emphasis was placed on addressing the issue of drug abuse among youth. The organizations agreed to intensify awareness campaigns, preventive strategies, and community-based rehabilitation efforts to support the creation of a drug-free society. Women empowerment was also highlighted as a key focus area, with discussions on expanding access to education, vocational training, and self-employment opportunities for women across the region.
Sushil Singh Charak stated that the organization stands firmly committed to supporting all social causes and expressed full readiness to collaborate for welfare and development initiatives in Jammu & Kashmir.
Ajaz Ahmad Bajard reiterated UWFI’s commitment to social service and community development, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts for sustainable progress.
Both organizations expressed mutual interest in strengthening future collaboration to implement impactful social welfare programs aimed at empowering youth, supporting women, and promoting inclusive development across the region.