Mohanji Youth Club
A global community of young people living by one simple idea – be good, do good.
Mohanji Youth Club (MYC) is an international youth network inspired by the life and teachings of Mohanji.
It brings together young people between the ages of 15 and 30 from across the world, around a way of living which is grounded in compassion, honest in its values, and expressed through consistent, real-world action.
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What MYC is about
MYC gives young people a space to grow beyond the noise of comparison, the pressure of expectation, and the narrowness of what the world usually offers them. The focus is on three things: becoming stable within yourself, expressing who you genuinely are, and contributing to something beyond yourself.
Members don’t come to MYC to be told what to do. They come to find out what they’re capable of and then to use that in service of others. The movement believes that purpose isn’t something you search for. It tends to find those who are genuinely useful to the world.
What MYC members do
Crisis Management Initiative
Preparing youth to lead in difficult moments
In collaboration with disaster management agencies, armed forces veterans, medical professionals, psychologists, psychotherapists, corporates, and NGOs, MYC prepares young people to not just survive a crisis but to lead through one.
The training spans the full spectrum of crisis – from large-scale natural disasters and complex human emergencies to the deeply personal and internal challenges that define our most difficult moments. The goal is to build a generation of young leaders who respond with clarity, not fear.
Through the YOU LEAD programme, this training is brought directly into schools and colleges, making crisis leadership education accessible where it matters most. Beyond skills, the Stability and Survival Stories initiative offers youth a platform to share their resilience journeys through music, storytelling, photography, painting, or any form of art – transforming personal experience into collective strength.
Youth Effectiveness Movement
A Manual for human life
YEM is MYC’s exclusive four-week course covering the ground rules of existence — self-acceptance, navigating the fluctuations of life, and building effective relationships that are genuinely fulfilling.
YEM works to build young people who have unshakeable clarity on who they are — unaffected by whatever surrounds them, and free to pursue their own unique path with purpose
IVM for Youth
Working on the inner life
IVM is a Mohanji Foundation initiative that addresses the quieter obstacles — the patterns of thinking and habits of mind that hold people back. MYC supports its youth wing, bringing these awareness practices, reflective and contemplative exercises, daily prompts, and weekly sessions with experienced guides to young people across its network.
Selfless Service
Giving more than we take
MYC members contribute directly to the lives of people and beings around them — through daily feeding drives, basic material support, English lessons, and skills sharing. This includes the ongoing work of MYC for Species, where members commit to showing up every day for those who cannot speak for themselves, alongside Feed Every Student — a project working to provide free meals to students who do not have the comfortable means for it. It is where values stop being abstract and start becoming real.
One network, many places
MYC chapters exist across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Members share a common set of values and a common way of working. The geography is wide; the community is close.
Open to anyone aged 15–30
MYC welcomes young people from any background, nationality, or walk of life. There is no entry requirement beyond a genuine interest in growing as a person and contributing to the world around you.