Inspiring the Sikh Youth of Australia
Posted on in Camps, Events, Press, by Harpreet Singh
Check out this new review on the Melbourne Leadership Program hot off the press! If you didn't attend see what you missed out on and be sure to be there next year.
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 Events, by Saranpaal Calais
SYA Canberra held its first Youth Fun Day on the 26th of September 2010. Thirty eager participants along with onlooking parents enjoyed a fantastic day of fun games, food and laughter. A heartening achievement for the Sikh youth of Canberra!
Posted on in Events, by Devpaal Singh
I is not often that a Red Cross blood unit collecting blood is faced with the prospect of turning away blood donors, but this was just the case on the 17th of July 2010 at Austral Gurdwara.
Posted on in Events, by Devpaal Singh
"Light travels faster than sound , that is why some people appear very bright until you hear them speak." Visionary Iqbal Singh Speaks at the SYA Strategic Planning Workshop
Posted on in Announcements, Events, by Saranpaal Calais
SYA is looking to prepare a Strategic Plan for the future of our organisation - defining its vision, goals and identifying programs and services it should provide for our Sikh youth in Australia and the wider community going forward. We seek your ideas and suggestions to help us shape our future direction as a successful and sustainable Sikh organisation in the service of our youth.
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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