Srinagar : The Save Youth Save Future Foundation (SYSF) held its annual meeting and interaction programme at Hotel Opera in Srinagar on Friday, marking eight years of its activities in youth engagement, social welfare and community development across Jammu and Kashmir.
The programme was attended by Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo, Director CTC Lethpora Imtiaz Hussain Mir and SYSF Chairman Wajahat Farooq Bhat, besides office-bearers, district coordinators and zonal representatives of the organisation.
The meeting reviewed the foundation’s activities and provided a platform to discuss its future programmes and strengthen coordination among its teams.
According to the foundation, its initiatives over the past eight years have included support for families affected by terrorism, drug de-addiction campaigns, interfaith dialogue, women’s empowerment and youth awareness programmes.
The organisation has also undertaken initiatives to promote modern and skill-based education in madrasas and encourage young people to participate in sports and other constructive activities.
Its programmes include Mulaqaat: An Interfaith Dialogue for Harmony and Shared Heritage, aimed at promoting mutual understanding and preserving Kashmir’s shared cultural heritage, and Taleem Haq Hai Hamara, which focuses on educational awareness and opportunities for young people.
During the interaction, the dignitaries acknowledged the foundation’s work in engaging young people and communities through awareness and welfare initiatives.
SYSF Chairman Wajahat Farooq Bhat thanked the participants for their support and acknowledged the contributions of the organisation’s office-bearers, volunteers and coordinators.
He reiterated the foundation’s commitment to expanding its outreach and addressing emerging social challenges through grassroots engagement.
The organisation said it would continue working on youth empowerment, support for vulnerable communities, education and initiatives promoting peace and social harmony in Jammu and Kashmir.
