Young Men Christian Association Customer Service Phone Number

Phone Number of Young Men Christian Association is 01143644000, 01123361915 .

The New Delhi Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi established in 1927, registered under Societies Registration Act 1860 is an institution committed to development of young people in particular and the community at large in general. Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi a movement dedicated to meet human needs, is a result of the Industrial Revolution in England which forced thousands abandoning the countryside for better living in the city. Britain was plagued with the many ills and human suffering caused by sudden rise immigrants in London. It was the worst affected city, there being no agency to take care of the people.

In the summer of 1851 the LondonYoung Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi took advantage of the Great Industrial Exhibition held at the Crystal Palace, London and made the Y-concept known to the visitors by distributing tracts and other information. The visitors, who came from all over the world, took the idea to their countries and that is how the first AmericanYoung Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi took birth on December 29, 1851 and the Montreal YMCA was founded on 25 November, 1851 as the first Canadian YMCA.

The 'Red Triangle', the most popular and universal symbol of theYoung Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi was invented by Luther Halsey Gulick (1865-1918) in 1891 at Springfield College of Physical Education to provide the rationale and philosophical orientation needed to place physical, education in its proper perspective in the YMCA programmes as a whole, which otherwise had so far emphasized only the spiritual and mental well-being of young people. Gulick believed that the equilateral triangle was an appropriate symbol for portraying the work of the YMCA, because it indicated the threefold nature of man- mind, body and spirit.

In March 1891 the trustee of the Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi college officially adopted the Triangle. Gulick made every effort to popularize the symbol and to make it acceptable. He introduced the proposal for the adoption of the inverted Triangle as the YMCA symbol at the National Conventions held in Philadelphia in 1889, and in Kansas in 1891. It was voted down on both occasions. In 1895 at the Springfield convention, the Triangle was atleast approved by 182 voting for and 56 against the proposal authorizing the preparation of the Triangle as Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi badge.

"The triangle stands, not for body or mind or spirit, but for the man as a whole. It does not aim to express these distinct divisions, but to indicate that the individual, while he may have different aspects, is a unit …… Thus with the individual man, he is not a body and a mind and a spirit, but a wonderful result of their union, something entirely different from any single aspect of himself".

Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi college offers Bachelors, Certificate and Diploma Courses. All courses conducted in the institute are designed to be strictly in accordance with requirements of the market and are updated from time to time. Personal attention to candidates is an important feature of all the courses.The courses generally aims at providing the candidates with a method to unravel the intricacies of the subjects. Teaching is directed towards developing mental alertness of the candidates.

The ever-increasing need for a knowledge-base for developing a human capitalism for the YMCA came into realization when the Library emerged as a unique information provider in the year 1988. The main objective of the Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi library is to give the students access to the right information which is their basic right. The library stocks its news update with a reputed and major news paper from country side consisting of 22 numbers in English and Hindi. A back volume of the latest two months are shelved for reference. The Major beneficiaries are the student community which consists on an average number of above 3000 in a given year, the members, the staff and the well wishers of YMCA totaling approximately 4000 and above.

The placement Division at New Delhi Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi is an integral part of the Education Centre. The Centre caters to the needs of youth in and around Nizamuddin area, and the challenged, through: Institute for Special Education, Special School, Teacher's Training Programme, Home Training Programme; Programme for children and youth.

New Delhi Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi have been implementing the Refugee Assistance Programme, in partnership with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), since January 2002. It implements the programme through two community centres located at Nizamuddin in South Delhi and Vikaspuri in West Delhi with an outreach center in Faridabad, Haryana. The programme provides need based support to refugees recognized under the mandate of UNHCR, living in and around Delhi (from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Somalia, Sudan, Iran, and Iraq). The services provided are Education and Financial Assistance.

In 1948 the New DelhiYoung Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi had organized Independence Day Mela on the first Independence Day anniversary. All denominations of Churches participated with great enthusiasm. General K M Cariappa, Commander in-chief was Patron and Sardar Bahadur Sir Sobha Singh presided over the organizing committee of the three-day carnival.

In Late 60s the New Delhi Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi had started a series of programmes called the "Glimpses of India". The above programme was organized with the help of people coming from different States, with a view of sharing the culture typical of their States through music and dance. First of the series was the "Glimpses of Gujarat" which was held on 21st April. Later a series of such programmes included evenings on the Rajasthan, West Bengal Maharashtra, Mysore and Assam culture.

New Delhi Young Men Christian Association - YMCA Delhi tourist Hostel has been a home away home for domestic and international travelers. It has been a wide array of conferencing and rooms options to suit all budgets. In addition it has all the backup facilities which the business travelers will find handy. Situated in heart of Capital city of India near Jantar Mantar Connaught Place. The Tourist Hostel with 106 Air conditioned and non Air conditioned double and single rooms with attached bath, television and telephone, is the most ideal place for "budget" travelers from India and abroad.

Young Men Christian Association Address

The address of Young Men Christian Association is Jai Singh Road, New Delhi.

Young Men Christian Association Email Address

The email address of Young Men Christian Association is ymcand@del3.vsnl.net.in.

Young Men Christian Association Website

The Website of Young Men Christian Association is www.newdelhiymca.org.

Young Men Christian Association Customer Support Service Phone Number

The customer support phone number of Young Men Christian Association is 01143644000, 01123361915 (Click phone number to call).


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