About Us
Amid COVID-19’s devastating impact on India, a group of young Indians came together to contribute to the country’s recovery efforts as "Youth Feed India". Their inspiring humanitarian work and tangible results led to the formal establishment of Youth Feed Foundation in 2021.
Since then YFF has extended its support beyond crisis relief providing aid to flood victims in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and working to ensure the holistic development of women and children of migrant families living in urban slums, construction sites, and brick kiln settlements in Telangana.
Aligned with the Government of India’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 2030 Agenda to “leave no one behind”, YFF focuses on some of the country’s most vulnerable populations - inter-state and intra-state migrant communities with little or no access to basic amenities, healthcare, quality education, or adequate nutrition.
Many of these families face multi-generational challenges. Adolescent girls, often future mothers, are forced to leave school, facing the lifelong consequences of hidden hunger and limited opportunities - a cycle that continues to damage the next generation.
Our Integrated Approach
In coordination with state and district administrations and local partners, Youth Feed Foundation works through a nutrition, health, and education framework to:
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Provide nutrition supplements and maternal-child healthcare for pregnant women, lactating mothers, and children.
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Improve learning ability through early childhood development centres (ages 3–5) and cognitive development programs for children in classes I–X.
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Empower adolescent girls through education access, health awareness, and skill-building initiatives.
Our Vision
To create lasting change for migrant families by ensuring every child has the right foundation for a healthy, educated, and dignified life.
From emergency aid to long-term empowerment, Youth Feed Foundation is committed to building lives beyond aid working so that no child is left behind.