Magic Bus Aims to Empower 65 Lakh Young People with Life Skills

Magic Bus, a nonprofit focused on education and skill development, plans to empower 65 lakh marginalized youths with essential life and employability skills over the next five years. The organization operates in 23 states, offering tailored programs through 117 livelihood centers, aligning efforts with market demands and the National Education Policy.

Magic Bus, a non-profit organization specializing in education and skill development, has unveiled an ambitious plan to empower over 65 lakh young people from marginalized communities in the next five years. The NGO operates across 23 states and union territories from 117 livelihood centers, 17 of which are dedicated exclusively to girls.

Since its inception in 1999, Magic Bus has impacted the lives of 30 lakh adolescents by equipping them with the skills needed for success in school, life, and work. Speaking to PTI, founder Matthew Spacie revealed that the organization aims to expand its reach, impacting an additional 65 lakh young people.

Global CEO Jayant Rastogi emphasized the importance of demand-supply gap assessments before launching new skill programs, ensuring alignment with market needs. This approach includes engaging with potential employers to tailor training programs that maximize employability.

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