About Us
Who We Are?
About Us
Muslim Youth Society was started by Sk ismail early days of 2016. society officially registered 2021. With little savings from their earnings they started identifying the under privileged children and support them with books, clothes and food, bellow poverty girls wedding money support, We are conducting blood donation camps, Emergency blood donation for poor patients, food and blankets distribution services.
Muslim Youth Society is an NGO works to improve the lives of the most underprivileged and disadvantaged people through programs that address hunger, homelessness, poverty, education inequity, emergency responses, capacity building and many more issues.
- Child Heart Surgery
- Emergency Blood Donation
- Dog Attack Children Helping Money
- Cancer Patient Money Help
- Delivery Women Protein Food Distribution
- Homeless People Helping
- Poor Students Books Distribution
- Pour Family Girl Marriage Money Helping
- Physical Handicapped, Old Age Peoples Dstribution Fruits
- Ramzan Tohfa
Covid Pandemic Situations Rice Bag, Vegetables, Groceries Distribution to Poor Peoples and Private School Teachers
Our Team
Muslim Youth Society
Muslim Youth Society is an NGO works to improve the lives of the most underprivileged and disadvantaged people through programs that address hunger, homelessness, poverty, education inequity, emergency responses, capacity building and many more issues.
Our MYS Team focus on making the maximum helpful effort for community. Our team deliver the momentum that brings the change for cause.
Our Services
Our Society Registration Certificate
Certificate of Registration
Darpan Certificarte
e-Anudaan
CSR
Form 12A
Form 12A
Form 80G
Form 80G
Muslim Youth Society For
- Poor People
- Poor Children Education
- Poor Patients
- Divyang
- Old Age People
NGO Services
Muslim Youth Society in Yerrgondapalem , Andhra Pradesh, India. Registered NGO in 2021. Inspired by the social service of empathy, generosity and selflessness, the trust aims to alleviate poverty and suffering peoples.
