Skill development is the main requirement for India now as, in 2017-18 alone, around 33% of the formally trained youth -- both men and women -- remained jobless due to lack of the right skills. For the 688 million Indians falling under the working-age category, skill development is more like a significant necessity. There's a mismatch of education and skills that young people acquire and what various industries actually seek from the incoming workforce to possess.

Adding to the problem, the current pandemic has made it very difficult and necessary to provide the youth and children the required skills. The Fellows realized that most of the underprivileged youth don't have an online gadget from where they can learn those skills online. Through this initiative, they aim to empower the youth and the children by providing them with the required skills and also making those skills accessible online through phone/gagdet donations. Their current aim is to directly impact a group of 200-300 children and equip them with the required skills with the help of NGOs along with getting phone donations and channelizing the phone donations to those who are in need.