SG Youth Plan

The SG Youth Plan is built on your hopes, aspirations, and dreams. It's about making sure you have the opportunities, resources, and support from everyone around you — so you can be empowered to be the best version of yourself.

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Get involved

Visit the Youth Plan microsite and learn how you can get involved in this whole-of-nation commitment for our youths.

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Partner with us to create meaningful opportunities, inspire future leaders, and shape the next chapter of Singapore’s youth development.

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NYC has launched Discover – a one-stop digital platform designed to journey with you through life's transitions.

Past events summary

Creating Our Shared Future Together [PDF, 1.6 MB]

191 youths joined “Creating Our Shared Future Together” to shape the SG Youth Plan, building on SG-wide youth dialogues and initiatives.

NextGen Steward Leaders Summit [PDF, 617 KB]

234 youths explored steward leadership, values, and resilience at the NextGen Steward Leaders Summit, gaining insights on change-making for SG100.

Youth Conversation on Tackling Online Harms [PDF, 94KB]

On 31 Jul 2025, nearly 100 youths came together to share their ideas, concerns & aspirations for a safer digital world.

SG Youth Forum [PDF, 185KB]

More 1,400 participants came together to exchange ideas, celebrate youth-driven action, and explore how we can partner with the Government to shape Singapore beyond SG60.

What’s In That Puff? The Truth About Drugs and Kpods [PDF, 148KB]

78 youths learned about vaping risks and emerging drug threats like etomidate at this engagement session, part of ongoing dialogues for the SG Youth Plan.

Not Mere Spectators: Guided Tour and Fireside Chat [PDF, 186KB]

27 youths from diverse backgrounds and active in promoting social cohesion gathered to engage in discussions about multiculturalism in Singapore, part of ongoing dialogues for SG Youth Plan.

Suara Kita: Increasing Malay/Muslim Youth Participation In National Engagements [PDF, 75 KB]

30 Malay/Muslim youths explored barriers to civic participation and shared ideas for more inclusive national engagements, discussing how to move from representation to meaningful contribution in Singapore's development.