Giving preference to others than self is the goal of the life of a yogi. Keeping in mind the selfless living idea taught by our yoga gurus since centuries, Swasti Yoga Center is trying to walk the path. Swasti Yoga Centre is dedicated to giving back to the community and educating people of all ages on the yogic lifestyle to promote overall health and well-being.

The 3 pillars of Mission Swasti are:

1. Self-transformation
2. Yoga Education and employability- Developing AYUSH Certified Yoga Trainers
3. Leveraging Ancient Yogic Science with modern lifestyle improving quality of life

YOGA AWARENESS:

Community health through yoga - yoga workshops in societies, schools, colleges, rural areas, and primary healthcare hospitals

EMPOWERING YOUTH WITH EMPLOYMENT SKILLS:

Developing AYUSH Certified Yoga Trainers and providing scholarships to students coming from poor socio-economic background.

HEALTH EDUCATION FOR ADOLESCENTS:

Addressing addiction, sexual orientation, menstruation, sanitation, teen health issues, and mental health through yoga; we also cover these topics in schools and colleges to prevent teen health issues like STDs and AIDS

FREE COMMUNITY HEALTH CAMPS AND CLINICS:

for poor and economically weak communities in slums. Diabetes, heart disease awareness, and prevention camps through yogic lifestyle

WOMEN'S HEALTH THROUGH YOGA:

Workshops in various businesses and workplaces for working women's health

WOMEN DAY CELEBRATION:

Working with NGOs like Don Bosco Centre for Community Development to host Women's Health and Yoga Workshop for 400 women on occasion of Women's Day

FREE HEALTH CHECKUP CAMPS:

for children on Children's Day

1. Self-transformation
2. Yoga Education and employability- Developing AYUSH Certified Yoga Trainers
3. Leveraging Ancient Yogic Science with modern lifestyle improving quality of life

Project Locations:

Maharashtra, Karnataka

In addition to Swasti's community service efforts, a portion of all proceeds paid by students for Swasti Yoga Centre's Teacher Training Courses is donated to various slums and communities in Pune.