A volunteer movement across Odisha. We listen to people the system forgot, document their cases, and walk with them to panchayat, Tahasil, and BDO — until ration, housing, and dignity are restored.
ଯୁବଙ୍କଦ୍ୱାରା ନାଗରିକ ସେବା — Youth serving citizens.
In forest lanes and mud-hut colonies, elders wait years for a fingerprint to work, a roof to hold, someone to answer. Government cannot always reach on time. Citizens can.
What follows is not a film script. It is the pattern behind thousands of cases Yuva Sankalpa volunteers carry every week — and why more young people must join.
Her fingerprint failed at the PDS ration shop. Without monthly raashan, an elderly woman in rural Odisha has nothing between her and hunger — though her name sits on every government list.
Cracked walls. No proper bed. No family to fight for her. The system had a form — not her story. This is where most cases end. Unless someone walks the last mile.
Yuva Sankalpa does not replace government. We reach the citizen when the file will not move — and we stay until Tahasil listens.
This is citizen service, not charity.
She slept on a damp floor in a broken mud room — nowhere fit for a human being. Her only companions were two village cats. No relative, no neighbour with time to listen.
Young men from her own district — not with food for a photo, but with questions. They asked about her life, wrote it down, and made it a case the administration could not ignore.
When you join Yuva Sankalpa, you learn that citizen service begins with showing up — not with a form, but with your presence.
Walk to the last mile. Listen. Document. Escort citizens to panchayat and Tahasil.
Join Yuva SankalpaFile a complaint from your phone. Track status. See resolution — transparent, citizen-first.
Open the appRation denied? Home collapsed? No one listening? Raise it — we help carry it forward.
File a case12,000+ volunteers across 30 districts. One more voice in your block changes everything.
Follow our workWhen rain collapsed her mud hut, she had nowhere — only the veranda of a forest range office, deep inside green darkness.
Yuva Sankalpa volunteers found her in the rain — not because a form told them to, but because a citizen in distress deserves a witness beside her.
One volunteer with a lantern in the rain changes what darkness means for an elder with no one left. That could be you.
Young men from Yuva Sankalpa raised her case, filed the complaint, and stayed until someone in authority listened. Not a NGO handout — citizens using the law.
One jute bag in weathered hands. One elder who can eat this month. This is what Nagarik Seva looks like when it works.
Cement bags and a brick foundation — hope made visible. She will have a proper roof soon. Now imagine 12,000 volunteers doing this across Odisha. That is Yuva Sankalpa. That is why we need you.
