Within the Sai Organization, a Young Adult is someone aged 18 to 35 years of age.

Young Adult programs are being established to encourage young adults to lead purposeful lives by learning and practicing spiritual values as defined and established by the life, message, and works of Sathya Sai Baba. Young Adult programs are intended to enhance, not interfere with, harmony and understanding in family relationships and within the Sai Organization. The programs provide forums for Young Adults of like mind to meet and to discuss issues in leading spiritual lives in today's world.

Sri Sathya Sai World Youth Conference 2007

Letter from Michael Goldstein, Chair, Sri Sathya Sai World Foundation, on the Post World Youth Conference Program.

Held in July 2007 at Guru Purnima Time in Prasanthi Nilayam.
Website for the conference: http://www.saiconference.org/YouthConference/
Invitation:   doc     pdf
Proceedings: His Message—Love
The proceedings contains Bhagavan's discourses, all the talks at the inaugural and valedictory functions, the workshop sessions, and highlights.

Young Adult Programs with Web Pages

• Sai Young Adults, Australia
• Sai Young Adults, Canada
• Sai Young Adults, Germany
• Sai Youth, India
• Sai Young Adults, US

Resolutions of the 1st World YA Conference, 1997
Resolutions of the 2nd World YA Conference, 1999

The future of the country depends on the skill and the sincerity of the youth. Therefore, the necessary enthusiasm and encouragement must be generated among the youth. All my hopes are based on the students, the youth. They are very dear to me. Sathya Sai Baba, Sathya Sai Speaks IX (old edition), 34, 184.

When an organization has started, it has to lay down for itself certain rules and regulations. But our rules are of a different nature altogether. Our rules emphasize that members must first practise what they stand for. Whatever you desire others to do, you must first put into daily practise sincerely and with steadfastness. ...

The organizations must be such that members find them congenial places to deepen their spiritual discipline (sadhana), to cultivate their virtues, to overcome their ego, by contact with workers who are free from the least trace of that deadly poison. Sathya Sai Baba, Sathya Sai Speaks VI, 7, 35-36.