Inspiring the Sikh Youth of Australia
Posted on in Announcements, Events, Press, Youth Stories, by Andrew Toor
The Young Sikh Professional Network (YSPN), an initiative of SYA, was recently invited to present at the Regional Pravasi Bhartiya Divas (Overseas Indians Day) in Sydney on the 11th of November held at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre. The 2013 Convention was the seventh such conference held outside India.
Posted on in Announcements, Events, Press, by Andrew Toor
You may remember our dear friend Sukhdeep Bhogal or L-FRESH The LION. As you may know, he is now progressing strong with his music career. His most recent single “One” is on daily rotation on triple j radio and the video for it has been featured on ABC’s rage program.
Posted on in Announcements, Events, Youth Stories, by Saranpaal Calais
The Young Sikh Professionals Network (YSPN), an initiative of Sikh Youth Australia (SYA), successfully launched at its inaugural marquee event, Climbing the Mountain to Success: Leveraging Your Networks.
Posted on in Announcements, Events, Press, by Saranpaal Calais
In 2013 SYA celebrates it 15th year of sewa for the youth of Australia. We have some exciting things planned this year, but let us first recap on 2012 our most successful year to date!
Posted on in Events, by Devpaal Singh
The YSPN was formed during the 2012 Sikh Youth Australia leadership weekend, in a pioneering initiative to incubate innovative ideas that will positively benefit the Sikh community.
Posted on in Events, by Devpaal Singh
It started with a bang…and confetti rained over the velodrome. The 25th Australian Sikh Games had officially started, reaffirmed by a roar from the crowd...
Posted on in Events, by Devpaal Singh
SYA Melbourne have organised their first ever Blood Donation Drive held on March 4th at the Red Cross Donation Centre, Melbourne
Over the past 15 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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