“Our goal is to channel the energy of our youth towards positive action, personal discipline, and unwavering service to the community and the nation.”
About Us
Our Origin
Founded in 2013 under Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind as a voluntary, non-political organization to channel youth energy towards constructive and humanitarian goals.
Our Vision & Mission
Vision: To create responsible, confident, and serviceoriented citizens dedicated to the nation and humanity.
Mission: To provide leadership, discipline, and practical
training through The Bharat Scouts and Guides
framework.
Association with The Bharat Scouts & Guides
Follows BSG’s values of “Be Prepared” and “Do a Good
Turn Daily.”
Encourages unity, patriotism, and service across diverse
communities.
The Global Spark
The Scouts & Guides movement, one of the world’s largest non-formal educational initiatives, was founded in the early 20th century by Lord Robert Baden-Powell (B-P), a distinguished British Army officer.
B-P’s vision was both simple and revolutionary: to empower young people through practical skills, self-reliance, and a strong code of honour. The official birth of the movement is traced back to August 1907, when B-P gathered 20 boys from diverse social backgrounds for an experimental week-long camp.
This fundamental belief in “learning by doing” led to the defining “Scout Method”: working in small, self-governing teams (Patrols), achieving personal growth through earning specialized Badges, and committing to a central promise of service to others. This spark rapidly spread across the globe, establishing a movement dedicated to character development and responsible citizenship.
Purpose of Jamiat Youth Club
Proper Guidance & Training
To provide moral, physical, and social training to youth for becoming responsible citizens
Leadership for Nation & Ummah
Building confident, ethical leaders through Scout training and teamwork.
National Unity & Harmony
Promoting brotherhood and peace among diverse communities and states.
Education with Practical Training
Teaching life skills like first aid, camping, map reading, time management, and teamwork.
The Journey to India
The inspirational spirit of Scouting arrived in India shortly after its inception, evolving significantly alongside the nation’s history.
- The first official troop was registered in 1909 in Bangalore (now Bengaluru), initially catering primarily to European and Anglo-Indian boys.
- The movement gained considerable momentum when Lord Baden-Powell himself visited India in 1921, galvanizing early interest.
However, the movement was initially fragmented, with multiple organizations forming along religious and racial lines, reflecting the pre-independence era.
Following India’s independence, a crucial and unifying step was taken. In 1950, the various existing scouting organizations came together to form our sole national body: The Bharat Scouts and Guides (BSG).
The BSG stands today as one of the largest and most respected youth organizations in the nation. It is firmly dedicated to fostering patriotism, the principle of “service before self,” and national integration, uniting millions of young Indians under one flag for the betterment of society.
Jamiat Ulema Hind and the Birth of JYC (A New Vision for Our Youth)
The respected scholars and leaders of Jamiat Ulema Hind (JUH) recognized a powerful and timely synergy between their commitment to character development and the proven methodology of Scouting. They saw that the core tenets of the ScoutsDuty, Honour, and Service (Khidmat) were perfectly aligned with the timeless Islamic values of discipline, community welfare, and moral excellence.
This recognition led to a pivotal decision: to formally adopt the Scouts & Guides framework to constructively channel the immense potential and energy of young individuals towards nation-building.
Major Activities
Training & Camps
Scout and Guide training camps held in partnership with madrasas, schools, and
youth organizations.
Example: Seven-day Basic Course for Scout Masters for madrasa teachers (Bhopal).
Major Activities
To know more Environmental Initiatives Tree plantation drives and cleanliness
programs on World Environment Day.
Volunteer Service
Trained youth sent as volunteers for Hajj Pilgrim Assistance and other humanitarian
efforts.