24 May 2013
The Young Men’s Christian Association of Thrissur seeks to unite young men, women, boys and girls for the development of their physical, social, intellectual and spiritual manhood/womanhood, to inspire them with the ideals of Jesus Christ and to lead them to His discipleship and co-operate with the church and other organizations working for the welfare of India and to stimulate the formation of movements for the highest advancement of humanity.
To accomplish this mission, the YMCA relies on support from members, donors, volunteers and community leaders.
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We are seriously into varied and diversified programs and activities like youth programs, inter-faith programs, ecumenical programs, medical camps, health awareness programs…
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We have embarked on a mission to develop a Centre that would be host to different socially relevant projects, the benefits of which would percolate to the local populace and the community at large.
Read MoreIn our quest to develop international relations with YMCAs around the world, an invitation was extended to the German YMCAs (CVJM) with a proposal for closer ties on International Youth Exchange and Alternative......
At a small program held at the YMCA, we handed over an amount as donation in appreciation of their remarkable work to the Pain and Palliative Care Society (PPCS) of Thrissur. This was part of the Social Welfa......
We pay homage to the late Sri. Jos C. Chacko (Chirakkekaran) who passed away on Friday, April 12, 2013. He was a visionary business leader and a committed social worker. Sri. Jos was a Life Member of YMCA......
At a small program held at the YMCA, we handed over financial help to 15 persons living with HIV/AIDS that included women and children. This was part of the Social Welfare Program organised by our Social Acti......
Our former Board Member, Mr.Bejo J.Thattil has been elected as the YMCA Thrissur Sub-Region Convenor for Youth, Women and Children Concerns. Congratulations to Mr.Bejo on his new assignment !!......
