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2017
November
Initial plan of creating MKA Youth was brainstormed by the co-founders Ranjeet Manjrekar and Vighnesh Chandurkar with Marathi Katta Australia (MKA).
2017
December
MKA Youth created their inaugural executive team to lead the youth branch of Marathi Katta Australia and encourage the youth from various backgrounds to come together to raise funds for the less fortunate in our society through the 7 point agenda.
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2018
January
MKA Youth started organising their first charity drama production, 'Boys Will Be Boys', to provide a platform for youth to showcase their talent while simultaneously raising funds for the disadvantaged people in our society.
2018
APRIL
MKA Youth hosted their first Marathi radio show to raise the awareness of the organisation and the future activities.
2018
August
MKA Youth successfully coordinated 2 shows of their musical theatre production,'Boys Will Be Boys' and raised over $6,000 to use towards the organisation's 7 point agenda and help those in need.
2018
october
MKA Youth assisted MKA with organising 'Dandiya Night ', a cultural event to further raise funds for future charity work.
2018
November
MKA Youth introduced their 2018/19 executive team along with their inaugural Organising Committee due to the growing number of youth volunteers eager to continue raising funds and assisting in charitable activities.
2019
February
MKA Youth hosted their first formal social event 'Jab We Ball ' with the aim to raise awareness about their charity work opportunities and encourage new individuals to get involved with the organisation to consequently grow the team.
2019
March
MKA Youth launched their second musical theatre production 'UNSPOKEN '.
2019
APRIL
MKA Youth worked with FoodBank to distribute $750 of essential food items to those in need around NSW.
2019
August
MKA Youth successfully coordinated THREE shows of their musical theatre production,'UNSPOKEN' and raised over $9,000 to use towards the organisation's 7 point agenda and help those in need.
