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Youth Corps Singapore empowers youth volunteers to create a more socially inclusive society through volunteering opportunities for the Seniors, Persons with Special Needs, Children, Youth & Family communities; and to build a sustainable society in areas such as the Environment, Arts and Heritage.
Youth Corps Singapore is a national institution that supports youths to ignite positive change in society through community service. Learn more now!
Learn, Volunteer, Lead and Connect with us. Make an impact to your community by joining Youth Corps Volunteering programmes. Choose from a range of local or overseas volunteering programmes and give back to society today.
Youth Corps Singapore provides different volunteering programmes in Singapore such as community service programmes where youths can give back community. Learn more.
Youth Corps Singapore was launched in 2014 by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth. A division under the National Youth Council, we empower and support youths, aged 15 to 35, to ignite positive change in society through community service.
Learn, Volunteer, Lead and Connect with us. Want to equip yourself with the relevant skills in volunteering and understand social issues in Singapore? Explore various learning programmes from Youth Corps Singapore.
Behind Youth Corps Singapore successes is a dedicated team of like-minded people working together. Find out more about Youth Corps Singapore staff and Advisory Committee team here!
The National Youth Council (NYC) Singapore, together with the Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) and Youth Corps Singapore, is the national agency for youth development and engagement. The National Youth Council acknowledges that youth are different with unique aspirations but are bonded by common values.
Aug 7, 2019 · Youth Corps Singapore presents volunteering opportunities for youth aged 15 – 35 to do good for the Children, Seniors, Environment, People with Special Needs and more. Sign up now!
Feb 24, 2023 · Nearly 5,000 young Singaporeans volunteered in 2022 – an increase of 20 per cent from pre-pandemic times, says Youth Corps Singapore, the volunteering arm of the National Youth Council.
