Youth Corps Singapore Reviews

I think it was a quite good experience volunteering with them. A good and meaningful use of my time.

An incubator for youth volunteerism and development.

Conveniently located in the heart of the town area with free wifi and rooms to book! You can even drop by at level 1 to do your stuff!

Great place to come by for your own "free time" . Great for meetings and for group events. They are associated with YOUTH CORPS SINGAPORE and hence there are many meetings/activities/events/volunteering opportunities for all youths aged 16 to 35!

They have great music, great blasting of the aircon. Are open from 10am to 10pm. Everyday. And they are near the shopping malls so you could easily get your food in a few mins walk! Nearest is scape / cineleisure I believe.

The environment is cosy and any age is welcomed to the place to sit and just do their own stuff quietly. Plus they have many rooms for meetings and a few big halls/rooms with projectors and chairs and all for everyone to use/feel comfortable in. And the cleaning people there are so hardworking. They always make sure the toilets are clean and the security people are super friendly too!:)

This volunteer organisation is quite ridiculous. Forcing people to join when they are not free. Oh my goodness sake

I supposed to join one of their volunteer event yesterday but they assumed i purposely dont want to attend their event. Saw their email & i was pissed off. I told the person in charge i was having ot last night. Never check with me whats the reason i couldnt attend & send me the bloody email earlier

I was being accused like i purposely dont want to attend. (On their tone & the way the said in the email)

Great initiative to foster leadership and champion voluntarism for the community. Recommended for youths under 35. I enjoyed Growthbeans and the Teh Tarik sessions.

it will devolve into a construct much like the Party Youth League of 1984 by George Orwell. The greatest evil is one that masquerades itself as the greatest good. #nwo #agenda21 #agenda2030 #humanism