Founded in Kolkata in 2019, Young Minds Collective (YMC) is dedicated to the holistic development of children through engaging and interactive workshops. Our diverse curriculum includes storytelling, drama, yoga, arts & crafts, debate, and speech & drama, nurturing potential communication skills, creativity, and emotional intelligence in children.
With a focus on cultivating a growth mindset, we assist young learners to excel in academics and beyond. Our expert instructors ensure a fun, supportive, and enriching learning environment, helping children build confidence, leadership skills, and a healthy lifestyle.
Young Minds Collective (YMC) is dedicated to fostering holistic child development through interactive learning experiences. We strive to cultivate creativity, communication, and emotional intelligence, empowering young learners with confidence and leadership skills. Our vision is to inspire children to embrace lifelong learning, self-improvement, and contribute positively to society through innovative and engaging programs.
At YMC, we believe in fostering creativity, inclusivity, and a growth mindset. Our values emphasize respect, collaboration, and resilience, ensuring every child feels valued and empowered. We are committed to providing an engaging, safe, and nurturing space where children develop essential life skills and build meaningful connections.
Dishha has worked at Goldman Sachs for over two years and has a postgraduation degree from the University of Leeds. She is a trained children’s yoga instructor with over three years of experience and a Trinity certification. After having worked with award-winning institutes like My Club Spark in Delhi, she launched her brainchild, Young Minds Collective.
On 15th January 2026, Young Minds Collective presented its Aladdin production for children aged 7 to 13 years. Featured in The Telegraph T2, the show was a magical retelling of the timeless tale, brought to life through a lively script, vibrant characters like Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Genie, and enchanting performances that transported the audience straight into the world of Agrabah.
On 18th June 2025, Young Minds Collective presented its Peter Pan production for children aged 7 to 13 years. Featured in The Telegraph T2, the show brought the beloved story to life through a thoughtfully adapted script and vibrant characters like Peter Pan and Captain Hook, creating a truly magical and immersive experience.
In September 2024, Young Minds Collective proudly staged a magical theatre production of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. The production was a resounding success and was featured in T2 recognizing the creativity, passion and hard work of our young performers. Our adaptation brought the world of Hogwarts to life with innovative set designs, interactive elements, and heartfelt performances.
On 15th June 2024, Young Minds Collective presented its grand theatre production of The Lion King, staging two back-to-back shows.The production was featured in The Telegraph (T2), highlighting the elaborate sets, vibrant costumes and powerful performances delivered by our young artists. From majestic set designs to creatively crafted costumes, every element was thoughtfully curated to create an immersive experience.
Ram Katha, published in The Dainik Jagran in 2024 featured two back-to-back batches and was graced by the presence of Swami Nityanand Ji as the guest of honour. The production received appreciation for its stunning sets, rich costumes and the heartfelt performances by our young artists.
Dishha Agarwal was honoured with the prestigious YFLO (Young FICCI Ladies Organisation) Award in 2023, under the “All Things Kids” category. This recognition celebrates her outstanding contribution of Young Minds Collective and innovative vision in the children’s learning and overall development.
In December 2022, Young Minds Collective (YMC) proudly collaborated with The India Story to curate “The Playground” — a vibrant and engaging space designed exclusively for children.
Over the course of three exciting days, kids enjoyed a wide range of experiences including art and craft zones, sensory play areas, and free play spaces, all thoughtfully created to spark creativity, exploration, and joy.
The initiative was proudly featured in t2 for its innovative and child-centric approach at one of Kolkata’s most celebrated cultural events.
Ram Katha, published in The Telegraph (T2) in 2024 featured two back-to-back batches and was graced by the presence of Swami Nityanand Ji as the guest of honour. The production received appreciation for its stunning sets, rich costumes and the heartfelt performances by our young artists.
Young Minds Collective, in collaboration with The Amrit Somani Centre for Autism, Kolkata, organized a special one-day Yoga & Storytelling Workshop as part of our Community Outreach Program.
Designed to provide a holistic learning experience, this session integrated movement, mindfulness, and creativity to support children’s emotional and cognitive development.
The enthusiastic participation of the children made this initiative a heartwarming success, reinforcing the importance of inclusive, experiential learning.
Young Minds Collective partnered with Ektara, a Kolkata-based NGO dedicated to education and empowerment, to conduct two specialized programs:
This initiative reflects our commitment to holistic child development, empowering young minds through engaging, real-world learning experiences. The active participation and enthusiasm of the students highlighted the profound impact of hands-on education.
Our hands-on methods foster confidence-building activities while developing essential 21st-century skills like critical thinking, creativity, teamwork, empathy, and problem-solving. At Young Minds Collective, children don’t just learn—they experience, explore, and thrive through fun learning activities.
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