(a) Enhance multi-cultural appreciation and foster deeper interaction and better understanding amongst the various ethnic groups in Singapore;

(b) Provide a platform for youth of different races to bond through teambuilding and problem-solving activities; and

NOMINATION AND APPLICATION

We thank all schools and youth organisations for the support in our efforts to bring Singaporeans together as one people. CampTeen is a flagship programme of OnePeople.sg and is held during the month of November each year. Applications will be open for CampTeen in September 2009. For enquiries, please contact Programme Manager, Ms Wong Shi Lei at 6259 3281 or Email:  wongshilei@onepeople.sg. Be part of the action and join us as a Racial Harmony Ambassador!

CAMPTEEN 2008

CampTeen: Youth Racial Harmony Ambassadors Programme 2008 was a residential camp programme organised by OnePeople.sg. Participants went through a residential programme from 1-4 November 2008 at the Shines Outdoor to enhance multi-cultural appreciation, and hone leadership and project management skills. Promising youths identified will subsequently be inducted in the youth group at OnePeople.sg and implement youth-initiated community projects discussed at the Camp.

Participants were treated with an array of multi-ethnic dishes, cultural dance, team-strategic games, outdoor adventure, campfire and will embark on an amazing race across Singapore's unique ethnic enclaves. Click to view the CampTeen 2008 Programme Outline and hear what our participants say as they reflect on their CampTeen 2008 experience.

The 200 Multi-racial youths were buzzing with energy as they showcased their talents and creative project ideas in the CampTeen Finale. The youths even rounded up the CampTeen: Youth Racial Harmony Ambassadors Programme with a National record, the Singapore's Largest Paper Ball Mosaic . Click here to download media release for the record setting moment.

CAMPTEEN 2007

CampTeen: Youth Racial Harmony Ambassadors Programme 2007 was an exciting, memorable experience for 100 multi-racial participants who underwent a 4D3N residential programme from 10-13 November 2007 at the Outward Bound Singapore (on Pulau Ubin) to enhance cultural competencies, and hone leadership and project management skills. They were divided into five workgroups to conceptualise and implement projects for the CampTeen Carnival held in December 2007, which showcased Singapore's multi-culturalism in support of our bid for the Youth Olympic Games 2010. Click to view the CampTeen 2007 Programme Outline and read more about the coverage of CampTeen 2007 in the report 'Beyond the Colours' in Republic Polytechnic's publication @Loud.