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YSA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 4 MISSION YSA reaches out to young Singaporeans with the aims of understanding appreciating and fulfilling their aspirations. It supports the development of the youth sector in Singapore by enabling youth to realise their aspirations and make valuable contributions to the broader society. Additionally, YSA seeks to enhance mutual understanding on issues of common concern and foster friendships across ethnic groups in Singapore, the region and the world. Fulfilling Aspirations…
YSA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Mr Sarabjeet Singh YSA’s mission is to fulfill the aspirations of young Singaporeans. This is a deceptively simple way to articulate an increasingly complex, and at times what seems like a mammoth task we are committed to. I reflect on this with humility and immense gratitude for the support that YSA has received as we went about our work the past year. We sometimes may not realise and fully appreciate how diverse and heterogeneous the “youth” category is. Within this diversity, youth in fact have different, even multiple aspirations, and rightly so! Our work in the past year especially made us aware of how YSA must continue to evolve to better engage and provide youth with platforms and opportunities that get them some steps closer to realising their aspirations. YSA is one institution in the proverbial village which works to meaningfully engage and nurture youth. The common purpose and alignment of our objectives with those of partner organisations in the youth sector enabled us to accomplish much the past year. To this end, we have quite deliberately sought new partners, and developed even deeper relationships with existing partners. One example was the Khwaish Lecture series. This used to be an effort YSA undertook mainly on its own in the past. Increasingly though, we have realized that the inputs from partner organisations, with some helmed entirely by youth such as the University Sikh Societies and the SINDA Youth Club to name a few, have resulted in some significant deviations from how we operated in the past. For instance, these lecture series of course continue to be about serious issues that affect our nation and society. However, this does not mean that youth cannot engage with these issues in more lively and dynamic ways, and in settings that make them feel more comfortable and are also fun. Such partnerships therefore are not only about seeking and providing new opportunities and platforms, but crucially they are also about relooking and refreshing our existing ones.
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