<p>The Young Health Ambassadors' Programme (YHAP) is a student-led public health programme run by Public Health Service, with support from NUS Medicine and the NUS Medical Society. It equips JC and polytechnic students with public health knowledge and skills to drive healthy-lifestyle change in their schools and communities.</p><ul><li>Three-day programme combining talks from distinguished public health speakers, panel discussions, and learning journeys to healthcare facilities</li><li>Hands-on activities including the Innovation Challenge (public-health hackathon), Medicine Made Informative sessions, Community Health Debate, and an interactive Amazing Race</li><li>Participants develop and pitch a community health project with guidance from mentors</li><li>Partners include the Health Promotion Board, whose representatives speak and sit on judging panels</li><li>Participants receive a PHS YHAP certificate on completion</li></ul><p>Applications are coordinated through participating JCs and polytechnics; details are published on the Public Health Service YHAP page.</p>