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Jiya Joshi was rejected at 14; later built 500-student senior care movement

At a tender age, Jiya Joshi faced the loss of her grandmother, which ignited her desire to forge connections with the elderly. After an initial setback in volunteering at a nursing home, she took matters into her own hands by organizing meaningful visits. This initiative blossomed into Young and Old United, a platform that bridges youth with isolated seniors, impacting thousands positively.

Jiya Joshi was rejected at 14; later built 500-student senior care movement

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