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YEP
There will only be one (1) grant disbursement at the end of the project, after submission of the closure report and Statement of Accounts. The grant amount will be disbursed upon verification that the project was implemented in accordance with the original proposal and of the project expenses incurred. In the event of any failure to achieve the project deliverables or fulfil the grant conditions, NYC reserves the right to withhold or adjust the grant amount at its sole discretion.
YCLP (Project)
Over a period of 9 to 12 months, Aspirants will achieve the following:
*Estimated project commitment per week >= 6 hours/week, which includes project meeting and project execution, subjected to your team’s schedule. Please note that commitment and contribution to your respective projects will affect your conferment from the programme.
In any of these projects, teams will have to work on their project sustainability and handover their projects to a new group of youths. A list of the projects with more details will be made available to all applicants at a later date.
Programme X
The ‘X’ stands for Multiplier, and the mission is to raise up youth Multipliers to rally and lead their peers in their charge to create a positive impact on the community. This is in response to changing and unmet social needs, which requires volunteers to step up to play an active role in coming alongside Social Service Agencies (SSAs) to tackle these issues and needs.
Youth Corps Singapore acknowledges the good work that many of the IHL students are doing to serve the community. Programme X intends to uplift the experience and keep up the momentum of community involvement across the various institutions. The programme develops new and potential youth leaders in Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) with the skills and knowledge to not just serve the community, but to also create positive volunteering experiences for their peers, which is an integral part to sustaining the volunteerism efforts in the IHL and beyond their school days.
Through Programme X, Multipliers will be able to:
Students interested to be part of Programme X should be assuming leadership positions in the coming term, either in their co-curricular activities (CCAs), schools, faculties or residential halls so that they can immediately put what they have learnt into practice. These leadership positions can be at the Executive Committee level or Sub-committee level. Participants are expected to be involved in existing community service initiatives or have the intention to lead one in the coming term.
Examples of such leadership positions may include:
Youth leaders in IHLs serving in the committee of SSAs are also eligible to join their respective IHL run.
Youth Corps offers project consultation for student leaders to review and enhance their community service initiatives to increase the number of youth volunteers mobilised and the extent of their impact on the communities they serve.
Youth Corps also offers funding of up to 80% of project costs capped at $3,000 per project. In support of the larger SG Cares movement, Youth Corps Singapore encourages student leaders to consider addressing community needs within the vicinity of their schools.
In addition, as Youth Corps members, they would gain access to the various volunteering and developmental opportunities available through the larger Youth Corps’ volunteering ecosystem.
The Youth Corps Leaders Programme is the recommended next step for students who have attended Programme X to continue their volunteer leadership journey.

