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The Commonwealth Students' Welfare Group of India : ウィキペディア英語版 | The Commonwealth Students' Welfare Group of India
Based in New Delhi, India, The Commonwealth Students' Welfare Group of India also known as CSWGI is an India based not-for profit NGO/Society of youth engaged in educational welfare and charity activities. This association is by and for the youth. It was established in 2005 and is affiliated to the Royal Commonwealth Society in London. Its mission is to support and promote the modern Commonwealth, its cultures and its core values, through offering a forum for the debate, research and development of Commonwealth Thinking on key International Issues; through providing a centre for celebration of Commonwealth art and culture; through its educational, youth and outreach programmes; through its commitment to the continued growth and resilience of Commonwealth Civil Society. Its vision is “Education needs to be extended beyond classroom walls and the youth need to be capable of having an Independent Opinion over the Issues that concern the Global Society today” Promoting the modern Commonwealth and upholding its peoples, cultures and values – celebrating diversity – inspiring young people – and serving as a practical expression of living multiculturalism. ==Activities in India== Its basic activities in India are towards youth empowerment and encouraging youth to be ideal agents of change in Society. It has undertaken and successfully carried out over 30 youth and social awareness Projects and Camps since 2006 over range of issues which include – Women Empowerment, Human Rights Initiatives, Quit Alcoholism, Girl Child Education, Child Rights, Stop Child Labor, Female Health and Hygiene, Youth as agents of social change, Youth encouragement in electoral process (Vote), drives against Child Marriage, Female evening Literacy Camps to name a few.
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