In collaboration with Junior Chamber International Harbour, The Salvation Army Youth, Family and Community Services conducted the ‘United as One’, a young leader training programme from May to August. Through workshops and workplace experience, 12 ethnic minority youths got to learn more about the types of careers  they wish to pursue while expanding their own ideas of a dream job as they discover  more options in other industries. In the message at the closing ceremony to the  audience from business sector, the importance of social inclusion was cited, that the ethnic minority youths should be recognised as having the potential to be the future leaders.