Red Cross Youth

Join Red Cross Youth to build leadership skills, learn first aid, and serve the community. Find out about our cadets' achievements and how you can make a difference.

Last updated 11 September 2026

Red Cross Youth (RCY)

Students in white and red uniforms with black berets stand in formation on a courtyard, one holding a Red Cross flag.

The Singapore Red Cross Youth (RCY) is a branch of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. RCY operates in primary and secondary schools, post-secondary institutions, and communities, offering young volunteers a smooth transition into adulthood. The organization focuses on character-building, leadership, life-saving skills, blood donation, community service, and humanitarian projects. It aims to develop 21st-century competencies, character, and citizenship among youth.

Teachers-in-Charge: Ms Sooben Mavishna (I/C), Ms Qurnyaningsy Ahmad Mokhtar & Ms Koh Yan Ling

Volunteer Instructors: Eric Lim, Jasmine Soh, Raxton Koh, Melissa Choy, Lay Wen Xuan, Evan Leong, Chin Zheng Liang

Organisational Structure:

Organisation Structure of Student Leaders

Leadership Role	Student
CHAIRPERSON	ER JUN DA
VICE CHAIRPERSON	RICHTON KOH RONG YUAN CHIN YONG CHENG
LEVEL HEAD	ETHAN ONG ZI JIA ADAM ZUHAYR BIN MOHAMMED JAMEEL WONG WEE SENG
LOGISTICS IC	JODIE ENG ZEE SIM CHOO RUI JIE

We believe that everyone can make a positive difference in the world by helping others. Our cadets at EVG Red Cross Youth (RCY) also share this belief, which is why our organisation exists—to teach them the necessary skills and give them the confidence to make a difference.

A Singapore Red Cross cadet pins a badge on a younger student during a Secondary 1 Cadet Enrolment ceremony.

As RCY members, cadets learn and practice leadership, disaster management, lifesaving, and blood donation skills. They actively help their local community and take part in humanitarian projects abroad. Our cadets have a natural desire to assist those in need and are known for their strong sense of responsibility and leadership qualities.

Students in blue gloves practice first aid bandaging on a seated girl during a casualty drill exercise indoors.

Table showing Red Cross cadet program requirements across Secondary 1 to 4/5 levels, covering badges, leadership, and activities.

Awards and Achievements

A young girl in a Red Cross uniform and black beret holds a Director's Award certificate in front of gold 2024 balloons.

2024 Student Achievements

2024
Director's Award Most Outstanding Cadet in the Unit	Beh Giselle
Competitions
First Aid Competition (Junior) 2024	Gold Award (Team Leader: Er Jun Da)
First Aid Competition (Senior) 2024	Bronze Award (Team Leader: Chevelle Khoo)

2023 Student Achievements

2023
Excellent Unit Award	Silver
Director's Award Most Outstanding Cadet in the Unit	Leong Yu Heng Evan
Competitions
First Aid Competition (Junior) 2023	Silver Award (Team Leader: Wong Yu Tong)
First Aid Competition (Senior) 2023	Silver Award (Team Leader: Beh Giselle)
Disaster Risk Reduction Competition 2023 (Team)	Silver Award (Team Leader: Lim Pei Si Vicky)
Ambassador Blood Donation Competition (Individual)	Silver Award (Ong Ying Xi)

2022 Student Achievements

2022
Excellent Unit Award	No Assessment
Competitions
First Aid - Awareness Category (Junior)	Commendation
First Aid - Awareness Category (Senior)	Silver
Disaster Risk Reduction Competition (Team)	Commendation
Ambassador Blood Donation Competition (Individual)	Commendation
Trailblazer Competition (Team)	Silver

Find out more:
EVG RCY Instagram https://www.instagram.com/evergreen_rcy/ (opens in new tab)
Red Cross Youth
https://www.redcross.sg/red-cross-youth/about-red-cross-youth.html (opens in new tab)

Join us and be part of the Red Cross family.
Humanity is in your hands.

A group of youth in Red Cross Youth jerseys huddle together with hands stacked outside a building.