Twenty-nine young Singaporeans left for Punjab, India, on 7 December 2007 to help needy children in a village school. They are part of Project Khwaish VII, YSA’s community service expedition initiative. Comprising a multi-racial mix of 10 Sikhs, eight Chinese, seven Indians and four Malay/Muslims, the team will spend two weeks in Bhalur (near the

Celebrating the Sikh New Year Day, Vaisakhi, on 13 April 2007, the community reached out to the less privileged in Singapore. The Sikhs distributed rations and refreshments to the patients at the Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital. The hospital is a charitable organisation providing healthcare to the needy and lower-income families in Singapore. It has about

It was, indeed, an occasion to honour volunteerism and selfless service. The YSA orgnanised a certificate presentation ceremony for the 19 young Singaporeans who had spent their December holidays in a selfless mission of charity in aid of school children in the village of Dhembru Khurd in Moga district, Punjab. Held at the National Library