nyaa.org

You can reach NYAA (the National Youth Achievement Award Council, based on the nyaa.org site) by email, phone, or post, and follow its updates on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. The site lists two email addresses, one phone number, one Singapore mailing address, and three social channels covering both the NYAA Programme and the GAHA.

Official contact details

Two separate email addresses are published, so if one goes unanswered, the other is a reasonable next step. The phone number is a Singapore line, so callers outside Singapore should dial with the appropriate international prefix.

Social media

The site links to social accounts for both the NYAA and the GAHA:

• Facebook — NYAA GAHA
• Instagram — NYAA GAHA
• LinkedIn Group — NYAA GAHA

These are the channels to watch for programme news, events, and updates. The site's "What's On" section is also worth checking if you want current activities rather than contact information.

What you can find on the site

Beyond contact details, nyaa.org covers:

• NYAA Programme — built around four components: Service Learning, Outdoor Appreciation, Healthy Living, and Community Leadership Initiative.
• The Butterfly Award — a separate award with its own page and FAQ.
• GAHA — also has a dedicated page and FAQ.
• About NYAA, NYAA in the Media, and Financial Information pages for background on the organisation.

If your question is about a specific award rather than general contact, the Butterfly Award FAQ and GAHA FAQ pages are the faster route. For anything not covered there, use the emails or phone number above.

The official NYAA website (nyaa.org) provides three separate FAQ pages — NYAA Programme FAQs, The Butterfly Award FAQs, and The GAHA FAQs — plus a NYAA in the Media page and a Financial Information page. These are the places to check before you enrol, contact the organisation, or look for background on how NYAA presents itself publicly. The site does not state that any of these pages require login or payment, but it also does not describe their contents in detail, so treat them as the starting points rather than as complete answers in themselves.

FAQ pages on nyaa.org

The site footer lists three distinct FAQ entries, which suggests the questions are grouped by programme rather than pooled into one page:

Because they are separated, a question about the main programme's requirements belongs on the first page, while questions about The Butterfly Award or GAHA should go to their own FAQ pages. If you are unsure which award you are asking about, start with the NYAA Programme FAQs and move across only when your question is clearly about one of the other two.

What the NYAA Programme covers

The homepage describes the NYAA Programme through four key components:

• Service Learning
• Outdoor Appreciation
• Healthy Living
• Community Leadership Initiative

The stated aim is self-discovery and growth — "it's not about outdoing others but about pushing your own boundaries and leaving a positive mark on the community around you." If your question is about what participation actually involves, the NYAA Programme FAQs is the page to open first, with the homepage text as context for the four components.

Media and financial information

Two further pages sit alongside the FAQs:

• NYAA in the Media — for press coverage and public mentions of the organisation.
• Financial Information — for the organisation's financial disclosures.

These are useful if you want to verify how NYAA is reported externally or review its published financial information, rather than for programme rules or award criteria.

Contact details if the FAQs don't answer your question

The site lists the following contact routes:

• Email: [email protected]
• Enquiries: [email protected]
• Phone: +65 6733 6753
• Address: 151 Lorong Chuan, #06-01B Lobby A, New Tech Park, Singapore 556741

Social updates are available through the NYAA GAHA Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn Group accounts linked from the site.

A practical order to follow

1. Identify which award your question concerns — the main NYAA Programme, The Butterfly Award, or GAHA.
2. Open the matching FAQ page.
3. Check the homepage for the four programme components if your question is about what the programme includes.
4. Use NYAA in the Media or Financial Information only for background and disclosure questions.
5. If nothing covers it, email [email protected] or call +65 6733 6753.

One caveat: the site does not summarise what each FAQ page contains, so the exact questions answered there are only visible once you open them.

NYAA on nyaa.org is the National Youth Achievement Award Association, a Singapore-based youth development organisation. Its homepage describes its work as helping young people "Shape your future, challenge yourself, and make a difference," under the tagline "Ordinary Youths, Extraordinary Lives." If you are a young person, parent, educator, or partner organisation looking for a structured youth award programme in Singapore, this is the site to check.

What NYAA offers

The site presents the NYAA Programme as a journey of self-discovery and growth built around four key components:

• Service Learning — volunteering and contributing to the community
• Outdoor Appreciation — outdoor activities and experiences
• Healthy Living — physical wellbeing and healthy habits
• Community Leadership Initiative — developing leadership through community projects

The organisation states its belief that the aim is "not about outdoing others but about pushing your own boundaries and leaving a positive mark on the community around you."

Other programmes on the site

Beyond the main NYAA Programme, the homepage links to two further awards:

Each has a dedicated "Learn More" entry point from the homepage, plus separate FAQ pages for the NYAA Programme, The Butterfly Award, and GAHA.

Where NYAA is based and how to contact it

The contact details on the site confirm a Singapore presence:

• Email: [email protected] and [email protected]
• Phone: +65 6733 6753
• Address: 151 Lorong Chuan, #06-01B Lobby A, New Tech Park, Singapore 556741

The site also maintains NYAA and GAHA accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

What else you can find on the site

The homepage navigation points to sections including About NYAA, the NYAA Programme FAQs, The Butterfly Award FAQs, the GAHA FAQs, NYAA in the Media, Financial Information, and Contact Us. If you want to understand eligibility, participation steps, or award requirements, the FAQ pages are the most direct place to start.

The NYAA Programme is built around four key components: Service Learning, Outdoor Appreciation, Healthy Living, and Community Leadership Initiative. According to the official NYAA site, participants "embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth" through these areas, with the stated belief that the programme "is not about outdoing others but about pushing your own boundaries and leaving a positive mark on the community around you." If you are a young person looking to challenge yourself and contribute to your community, these four components define what you would actually do.

The Four Programme Components

The site presents these as the core of the NYAA journey, framing them collectively as a path toward "self-discovery and growth."

What the Programme Is Really About

The philosophy behind NYAA matters as much as the component list. The site explicitly states it is "not about outdoing others" — the emphasis is on personal boundary-pushing rather than competition. The tagline "Ordinary Youths, Extraordinary Lives" reinforces that the programme is aimed at everyday young people, not a select elite.

This means success in the programme is measured against your own starting point and your positive impact on those around you, not against other participants.

Where to Find More Detail

The homepage links to several deeper resources:

• NYAA Programme — a "Learn More" entry for programme specifics
• The Butterfly Award — a separate award with its own "Learn More" and FAQs
• GAHA — another linked programme with its own "Learn More" and FAQs
• What's On — current activities and events
• NYAA Programme FAQs and The Butterfly Award FAQs — dedicated question pages

For component-level requirements, the NYAA Programme "Learn More" page and the FAQs are the places to check, since the homepage only names the four components without detailing completion criteria.

Contact and Location

If you need to ask about programme involvement directly:

• Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
• Phone: +65 6733 6753
• Address: 151 Lorong Chuan, #06-01B Lobby A, New Tech Park, Singapore 556741

The organisation also maintains NYAA and GAHA presence on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Who It Suits

Based on the site's framing, the programme fits young people who want to:

• Challenge their own limits rather than compete with peers
• Serve and leave a positive mark on their community
• Grow across service, outdoor, health, and leadership dimensions at once

The homepage does not state eligibility ages, fees, or registration deadlines — those details would need to come from the NYAA Programme page, the FAQs, or a direct enquiry using the contact details above.

The Butterfly Award and GAHA are two separate youth programme entries listed alongside the NYAA Programme on nyaa.org. Each has its own "Learn More" link and its own FAQs page, which means they are distinct offerings rather than sections of the main NYAA Programme. The homepage does not state eligibility, age ranges, or participation steps for either one, so those details have to come from the individual pages.

How the three programmes sit together

The NYAA site presents three programme entries in the same block:

Because all three appear as parallel links with matching FAQ pages, the reasonable reading is that they are sibling programmes under the same organisation, not sub-parts of one another. The homepage does not rank them, describe prerequisites, or say whether one leads into another.

What the homepage does tell you about the wider programme

The NYAA side of the site describes four key programme components:

• Service Learning
• Outdoor Appreciation
• Healthy Living
• Community Leadership Initiative

The stated aim is self-discovery and growth, framed as "pushing your own boundaries" rather than outdoing others. That framing belongs to the NYAA Programme description on the homepage; the page does not attach those four components to The Butterfly Award or GAHA.

What you cannot confirm from the homepage alone

The homepage gives no information on:

• Who each award or programme is for (age, school level, membership)
• How to register or apply
• Fees, deadlines, or duration
• Whether The Butterfly Award or GAHA share the four components above

Any answer to those questions has to be checked on the dedicated pages. If you are deciding which one applies to you, open all three "Learn More" pages and compare their stated eligibility and participation requirements directly, then use the matching FAQs page for each.

Contact details listed on the site

If the individual pages leave a question open, the homepage lists:

• Email: [email protected] and [email protected]
• Phone: +65 6733 6753
• Address: 151 Lorong Chuan, #06-01B Lobby A, New Tech Park, Singapore 556741

The site also links to NYAA and GAHA social accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, which may carry more current programme announcements than the homepage text.