A Green Utsav youth initiative

Young Changemakers

Small actions. Big impact.

A student-led initiative creating positive change through community service and sustainability — proof of what young people build when you give them the space to lead.

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Their story

Built by students. Run by students.

Young Changemakers began when a group of students in our Kring Community Leadership Program decided they wanted to do more than take part — they wanted to lead. So they built their own initiative: a website, a weekly briefing, a leadership programme of their own, and a growing list of community projects.

They believe that even the smallest actions can have a meaningful impact when people come together with a shared purpose. We agree — and we're proud to support them.

What they do

Real projects, real impact

Everything here is designed, organised and run by the students themselves.

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Sustainability campaigns

Awareness drives and green initiatives that get their community involved.

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Community service

Volunteer projects that give back to the people around them.

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Student-led initiatives

Their own leadership programme, weekly briefings and changemaker corner.

The team

Meet the Young Changemakers

The students behind it all — and their mentor.

The Young Changemakers, with mentor Rishita

Fayth Avishi Mahrosh Amber Uma Nylah Aanya Shanaya Rishita · Mentor

See it in their own words

They built their own website — with a weekly briefing, their leadership programme, a changemaker corner, and how to get involved. It's worth a look.

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Your turn

Want to build something like this?

Young Changemakers started in the Kring Community Leadership Program. Here's how your journey could start too.

Join the program

Pick a track — one month, three months, or the full six.

Choose your role

Lead a community, run events, launch challenges, or create content.

Build your impact

Run real projects, earn certificates and volunteer hours — and lead.

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