30 Hour Famine
30 Hour Famine is an annual youth event that World Vision Singapore has organised for over 20 years. Various editions of this event are held across the world in countries where World Vision works every year, and this collectively forms an international movement for youth to take a stand together against hunger and poverty.
In Singapore, 30 Hour Famine is a day camp that connects Singapore youth to the world through learning beyond the classroom. Through this camp, we bring to life global poverty issues that hinder children of similar age to the participants from having access to basic child rights like education, water, food security and nutrition. The youth event places an emphasis on experiential learning through interactive and educational challenges, so that youth may become more informed and empathetic advocates for vulnerable children. Participants from secondary schools to tertiary institutions in Singapore come together to fast from food for 30 hours while completing a series of interactive educational challenges, so that they may cultivate a deeper appreciation of the struggles of vulnerable children and families who have to go without food for much longer than 30 hours.
Watch the highlights of 30 Hour Famine 2024 held at Fort Canning Park.
30 Hour Famine Experience
Read our youth reflection stories from the past editions of 30 Hour Famine
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