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Delta Challenge Launchpad 2026

15 August 2026

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On 1 August 2026, the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) and the Singapore Police Force kicked off Delta Challenge 2026 with an exciting Launchpad at Amara Singapore, bringing together youths who are passionate about tackling real-world crime and safety issues.

The Launchpad provided youths with a valuable opportunity to hear from experts, exchange ideas and get a closer look at the challenges facing our community. Through interactive sharing sessions and discussions, participants gained deeper insights on crime-related issues and explored practical ways to help prevent and combat them.


Guest speakers also shared valuable insights into the two challenge tracks, Art Against Scams and Guardians of Tomorrow, highlighting the key issues each track seeks to address and equipping participants with ideas to develop impactful solutions.

Register here for the Delta Challenge now and stand a chance to win a share of the total prize pool of up to $25,000.

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A vibrant promotional poster for the "Delta Challenge: Pick Your Stand Against Crime 2026" features bold white and yellow typography against a split red and blue background, advertising a total prize pool of up to $25,000. The poster outlines two competition tracks: Track A ("Create"), focusing on impactful art against shop theft, and Track B ("Solve"), focusing on crime prevention, scam education, and road safety solutions. It notes that youths aged 17 to 35 in post-secondary institutions can join, sets the submission deadline for August 31, and includes a QR code alongside the logos of organizers like the Singapore Police Force and the National Crime Prevention Council at the bottom.

Participants also took part in hands-on workshops led by industry experts, where they had the opportunity to sharpen their ideas, strengthen their concepts and explore creative ways to bring their designs to life. The sessions gave them practical tips and feedback to turn their ideas into stronger, more impactful submissions.

A wide-angle group photo captures diverse participants and facilitators smiling and giving thumbs-up gestures inside a function room during the "Ideas to Implementation Workshop" hosted by Anagram Group. A large projector screen behind them displays the workshop title, "Ideating for Crime Prevention Challenges," along with presenter details for Mark Stuart and a colorful graphic of a lightbulb.

The Delta Challenge comprises of two exciting tracks:

Track A: Art Against Shop Theft – Unleash your creativity for a cause! Design a poster or other collateral to raise awareness about shop theft prevention. Selected designs will be transformed into actual campaign materials and showcased to the public, turning your creativity into a powerful tool for crime prevention education.

Track B: Guardians of Tomorrow – Got a bold idea? Share your innovative solutions to address key crime prevention issues. Selected proposals may receive a grant of up to $5,000 to bring your vision to life and create a meaningful impact in the community