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SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION, THE

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What does SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION, THE do?

The Singapore Scout Association (SSA) is one of the oldest youth movements in Singapore, dating back to 1910. It aims to help young people discover and learn essential life skills through serving others and learning by doing. They offer non-formal and values-based educational programs that support the development of responsible and active citizens.

Founded

1985

People

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Causes

No PovertyHealth & WellnessChildren

Highlights

  • Donations are tax-deductible
  • Registered Charity
  • Established since 1985
  • Published yearly Annual Reports
  • Audited Financial Statements

Society Impact

  • Promoting good citizenship among youth by building their character and values through scouting principles and practices.
  • Contributing to the education of young people based on a value system founded on the Scout Promise and Law.
  • Helping build a better world where individuals are self-fulfilled and play constructive roles in society.
  • Providing non-formal, values-based educational programs that support youth development as responsible citizens.
  • Offering various sections for different age groups (Cubs, Scouts, Ventures, Rovers, Adults) to cater to diverse needs and interests.
  • Organizing Better World Flagship Initiatives such as community service projects, outdoor activities, and leadership development programs.

Donation Income

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