Young Sikh Association (Singapore), or YSA, was founded in August 2003 to fulfill the aspirations of young Singaporeans. A Management Committee of members from different professions with diverse expertise and interests oversees the affairs the Association.
Mission
With a mission to “fulfill the aspirations of young Singaporeans”, YSA reaches out to them so as to fully understand and appreciate their aspirations and inculcate these aspirations into the Singapore society, so as to enhance mutual understanding on issues of common concern and foster friendship across all the ethnic groups in Singapore, the region and the world.
Logo
Our logo comprises three stylised orange sails rising from the blue acronym, YSA..
The orange colour signifies the rays of the rising sun falling upon and energising the three fluttering sails, symbolising our proactive approach of reaching out to understand the hopes and aspirations of young Singaporeans. Like energy emanating from the sun, the high flying sails also represent the dynamism with which we strive to achieve our objectives to make a positive contribution to Singapore. The blue represents our corporate culture, which emphasises strength, trust and reliability – values that underpin our philosophy and actions.
The union of the sails and YSA symbolises our commitment to integrate the aspirations of young Singaporeans to the Singapore society and to contribute to the growth of a vibrant and thriving Singapore.
Event:
Project Khwaish XI
Certificate Presentation Ceremony
When:
January/February 2012
Event:
YSA 9th 'Racial Harmony' 4-A-Side Football Tournament
When:
11 February 2012
November 2011
Fourth Ministerial Dialogue touches on socio-economic challenges for Singapore
October 2011
Another sell-out crowd at joint YSA-KRI play!
October 2011
Important role for all Singaporeans in nation building.
July 2011
YSA launches healthy lifestyle club for all
January 2011
Singaporeans recognised for helping needy school children in Punjab.
YSA's programmes are organised through membership, annual subscription fees and the kind support of donors.