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Shoutout: DIODE Camps!

ByLeaderonomics
Apr 03, 2015 • 1 Min Read
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Do you have what it takes to go MAD (Make a Difference)? If you are between the ages 11–16 and want to explore the endless possibilities of impacting the communities around you, sign up for our exciting programmes this June!

DIODE Camps are specially designed camps for youth to soar as great leaders by providing them the right tools and skills through our fun-filled games and activities!

For those between ages 8–11, we have prepared a special two-day programme for you too!

Sign up now at http://leaderonomics.org/diodecamps/ to be part of the best leadership programme of the year!

Stay tuned for more details in coming weeks!

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