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The 25-year-old organisation is no longer relevant as there are
many charities now that engage young people, said its seven-member
board, some of whom had stepped up to the plate to lead the charity
in 2006 when a Commissioner of Charities probe into it began.
The proposal to close was upheld by 28 of its 39 registered
members at an extraordinary general meeting on Saturday, said its
president Looi Teck Kheong, a 44-year-old lawyer who has been on
the board since 2006.
