Inspiring the Sikh Youth of Australia
Posted on in Events, by Harpreet Singh
Read all about the fun and exciting Green Day Out that was held on the 13th of March 2011. The event was a great success with over 80 Sikh youth participating, to raise money for the Tsunami victims in Japan.
Posted on in Events, Press, by Saranpaal Calais
Individuals share their 'Tuhi Tuhi' experience as Veer Manpreet Ji toured through Melbourne & Sydney during January after facilitating at the SYA Summer Camp 2011.
Posted on in Camps, by Saranpaal Calais
Read the official review of the great success that was SYA Summer Camp 2011! Held between the 4 - 9 January 2011 at the Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation in Narrabeen, over 300 youth from all around Australia took part in a fun-filled week of friendship, inspiration & growth.
Posted on in Youth Stories, by Devpaal Singh
Sydney student Jasbinder Kaur has been recognised by education authorities in the Western Sydney area for her hard work and outstanding school leadership.
Posted on in Youth Stories, Sikhism, by Saranpaal Calais
[Part 3] Daman rounds up his time at Baru Sahib by telling us about a patient with a touching story and his developing understanding of the spirit of 'Chardi Kala'
Posted on in Camps, Press, by Saranpaal Calais
Written by Dr.Mohinder Paul Singh: New Year brings in gifts for everybody; the gifts of hopes and new dreams. This year, like a few previous ones, brought the special gift of 'Summer Gurmat Camp' for the coming up generation and youth of Australian Sikh community. It was held in Wakehurst Park way, Narrabeen from Jan 12 to Jan17, 2010. In the final count, it proved the largest one with almost 350 campers held so far...
Posted on in Youth Stories, by Saranpaal Calais
[Part 2] "The travel expenses, cost of accommodation and the exhaustion of making multiple trips make access to surgical treatment extremely difficult for the patients. Many choose not to have the surgery, because the expenses are such a significant burden... This is where the Kalgidhar Society steps in"
Over the past 20 years, SYA has been a progressive, national organisation enriching the lives of Australian Sikh youth and families by empowering Sikh youth, young adults and parents to understand and enjoy their
identity and positively contribute to the social and economic development of Australia.
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