YSA organised the Marriage Course for young Singaporeans from 2 August 2007 to 2 October 2007. A total of 12 couples participated in the course.   This was a maiden venture by YSA, one which it deemed important and necessary in reaching out in a creative, enterprising and non-conventional manner to Singaporean couples to promote

It is the wish of all parents to see their children succeed in life. Life being what it is, almost all children, at one time or another face some challenge or the other, such as low self-esteem, undesirable habits, parent-child relationship problems, and emotional instability, among others. To help parents in the art of genuinely

It was a chance for parents to test their children’s artistic skills. And they certainly took full advantage of the opportunity offered to them. Twenty kids, aged 4 – 7 years, participated in YSA’s half-day art and craft programme on 15 October, 2006 at the Sikh Centre. The children gleefully went about decorating a snail

Here’s another first for YSA. Its three-member team emerged champion of the first Debate Festival. Organised by Singapore Khalsa Association, the series was held over a six month period, starting in September last year. Comprising young professionals, the YSA team won all its preliminary rounds and the semifinal convincingly before meeting the team from the

It was full house as soon as it was publicised. The focus group discussion on “Parenting The New Generation” held on 24 July 2004 at Hilton Singapore brought together 15 participants from the Sikh and non-Sikh communities to discuss ways of better understanding today’s teenagers and the challenges they face in society. Led by Ms

The 10-weeks enrichment programme for pre-schoolers organised by YSA came to an end on 8 May 2004. And immediately the parents requested for more such opportunities for their children. The enrichment programme is aimed at allowing the children to expand their vocabulary and learn to read in entertaining and interesting ways. These include story telling,

Here’s an opportunity for your child to learn to read and write the fun way! Young Sikh Association (Singapore) is organising a 10-week enrichment programme for children between the ages of 4 to 6 years. The session will be held every Sunday from 29 February to 2 May 2004 from 12.30pm to 2.30pm at Level