KBS Non-Union Youth Intervention Program 2026
June 30, 2026
The Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) has established the KBS 2026 Non-Union Youth Intervention Program to approach, guide and attract youth to join youth organizations and actively engage in youth development activities that can be applied for through
More details can be read in the article below.
About the Non-Unionized Youth Intervention Program
This Non-Union Youth Intervention Program is a special initiative to attract youth who do not join associations through the implementation of youth development programs.
Assistance will be provided to registered youth organizations for programs at the state and district levels to increase membership and attract youth to join formal organizations.
This will directly attract the interest of the youth to actively participate in the youth organization in the activities organized by the organization involved.
Amount of Assistance
Maximum assistance RM10,000.00 given to deserving youth organizations.
Program Implementation Period
The duration of the program is on July to November 2026.
Scope of Program Implementation
Youth organizations need to implement youth development programs that meet at least
one of the following elements:
- Education
- Economy
- Mental and Physical Wellbeing
- Political Socialization, Statehood and Democracy
- Values and Identity
- Media and Digital Citizenship
Program Filling Form
The form of filling in the program that is eligible to receive assistance through this program is as follows
- Seminar
- Knowledge sharing
- Dialog/ Town Hall
- Leadership Camp/Summer Camp
- Explorace
- Hobby Gathering
The program must have a positive impact on youth between the ages of 15 and 30, especially increasing the interest of youth to join youth organizations. Program implementation period
is July to November 2026.
Application Conditions
The application conditions to apply for assistance under this program are as follows:
- Youth organizations registered under the Office of the Registrar of Youth Organizations (ROV).
- Youth organizations that meet the requirements according to the National Youth and Sports Department’s Assistance Guidelines (Amendment Year 2024) which is currently in force.
- Interested youth organizations need to submit a proposal to the State Youth and Sports Department.
- Pitching sessions will be conducted physically or online coordinated by the State Youth and Sports Department.
- Successful organizations will be notified by email and will need to apply online through the Integrated Sports Management System (SPSB).
How to Apply
The application must be made online together with the approved proposal paper
through a link
Frequently Asked Questions
This Non-Union Youth Intervention Program is a special initiative to attract youth who do not join associations through the implementation of youth development programs.
The program must be done from July to November 2026.
– Education
– Economy
– Mental and Physical Well-Being
– Political, State and Democracy Socialization
– Values and Identity
– Media and Digital Citizenship
– Seminar
– Knowledge sharing
– Dialog/ Town Hall
– Leadership Camp/Summer Camp
– Explorace
– Hobby Gathering
More Information
For more info on the Unaffiliated Youth Intervention Program, please visit the website
Also read: MyCorps Open Recruitment of Youth Volunteers 18 – 29 Years Old
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