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What is Youth GO! Programme?

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The Youth GO! Programme (YGP) is a street outreach programme which aims to support youths-at-risk aged 12 to 21 years old to help them be meaningfully engaged in their studies or work, stay crime-free, and develop problem-solving skills.  Care Corner Singapore Ltd and Fei Yue Community Services are the two social service agencies appointed by MSF to run YGP in geographical areas alongside MSF’s Social Service Offices’ regions. Their services include: 1) Information and Referral Youths who are in distress, facing issues, or require assistance may be referred and/or connected to various community resources for support. 2) Outreach, casework and interest-based activities  Service outreach teams from the agencies engage youths on the streets through activities, groupwork and casework.

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