New Horizons is a skill development and employment generation program initiated by Save the Children in Kolkata, India, with the aim of breaking the cycle of poverty among vulnerable adolescents and young people. In collaboration with Dhagagia Social Welfare Society, the program focuses on establishing a group business model in tailoring for rural marginalized youths in Sandeshkhali Block 1. Through a rigorous screening process, 38 youths in the age group of 18-24 years were selected for trades in Puffed Rice and Nursery. Both trades are now fully operational, and the participants have received technical training and support in income tracking, profit calculation, and expenditure tracking. Additionally, kitchen garden training was provided to the families of the beneficiaries, enhancing their self-sufficiency. The program has successfully set up two Puffed Rice units and two Nursery units, with the Anjali group being particularly successful, participating in trade fairs and expanding their networks. Block level interface meetings were organized to establish better linkages with government departments, and a Business Meet facilitated connections with the local market, ensuring sustainability. Another key achievement is the assistance provided in obtaining legal documents and linking the trainees and their family members with social protection schemes. Notably, a significant percentage of youths now have PAN cards, Aadhar rectification has been completed, and bank account linkages and caste certificate applications have been initiated. The program has made significant progress in empowering youths and their families with essential resources and opportunities for a better future.