Hey all new parents! #LetsMeet NUS Nursing Assistant Professor Dr Shefaly Shorey on Families for Life’s Facebook Live at 7pm every Wednesday in April, as she shares with you helpful tips on confinement and baby care. 👶🏻
“Babies don't come with manuals, and many young parents I know wonder if they are doing what is best for their children or are unsure if resources online are credible. I am determined to help them along through this series of videos, which covers various topics on post-natal care and confinement practices.”
“Babies don't come with manuals, and many young parents I know wonder if they are doing what is best for their children or are unsure if resources online are credible. I am determined to help them along through this series of videos, which covers various topics on post-natal care and confinement practices.”
What support is there for families facing emotional psychological stress during the circuit breaker? Tune into #CNA938 in 5 mins (7.20pm) to find out, as MSF Senior Parliamentary Secretary Muhammad Faishal shares more. Catch the broadcast here https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/cna938
We have received many enquiries about your application status for the Temporary Relief Fund. These FAQs should help. Thank you for your understanding, as our team is working hard to process all applications.
Over 300,000 applications of the Temporary Relief Fund (TRF) have been processed, and we are receiving even more. However, many who have received the funds have recently asked how to return the money.
You can do so online at https://go.gov.sg/trf-refund-form. For those who want to return an unbanked TRF cheque or cashier's order, you can do so at your nearest Social Service Office (SSO).
If you have other questions on the TRF, please visit https://go.gov.sg/msf-covid19-faqs.
You can do so online at https://go.gov.sg/trf-refund-form. For those who want to return an unbanked TRF cheque or cashier's order, you can do so at your nearest Social Service Office (SSO).
If you have other questions on the TRF, please visit https://go.gov.sg/msf-covid19-faqs.
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What would you do if someone around you is crying out for help? Would you step in to break the silence?
Let’s do our part to stop family violence today. Find out more at: http://www.msf.gov.sg/breakthesilence #BreakTheSilenceSG
Let’s do our part to stop family violence today. Find out more at: http://www.msf.gov.sg/breakthesilence #BreakTheSilenceSG
Care and assistance for the vulnerable should never stop. Join the #ShowWeCareSG at https://www.giving.sg/campaigns/_showwecaresg as they raise money for The Invictus Fund. Donations will go towards SSAs to continue with critical social services for the vulnerable.
👏👏Let's all put our hands together at 8pm tonight and let our applause lift the spirit of the frontliners, essential workers and all who are hard at work to keep Singapore going. Let's get through this together!💪 #ClapforSGUnited #SGUnited #SingaporeTogether
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In celebration of Earth Day today, let us share with you some of our green initiatives over the past year at MSF.
Together, let’s continue to reduce our carbon footprint and help fight climate change. 🌎
Together, let’s continue to reduce our carbon footprint and help fight climate change. 🌎
Know of someone who needs support with running everyday errands?
The SG Assist and Good Hood apps can pair them up with a nearby volunteer to help!
Share this with those who might find it useful. #SGCares #InclusiveSG
The SG Assist and Good Hood apps can pair them up with a nearby volunteer to help!
Share this with those who might find it useful. #SGCares #InclusiveSG
“The circuit breaker is an opportunity to communicate and connect better with our spouse by being patient and putting ourselves in the other person’s shoes. When we are resilient and able to face adversity, this basic foundation about love, care and concern for each other will intentionally make this love relationship emotionally stronger.”
Married couples, need some tips on strengthening your marriage during this stay-home period? #LetsMeet our family life educator, Mrs Sarojini Padmanathan on Families for Live’s Facebook Live now (and every Friday at 7pm in May), as she dishes out advice to help you improve your relationship.
Married couples, need some tips on strengthening your marriage during this stay-home period? #LetsMeet our family life educator, Mrs Sarojini Padmanathan on Families for Live’s Facebook Live now (and every Friday at 7pm in May), as she dishes out advice to help you improve your relationship.
“This is home, truly, where I know I must be, where my dreams wait for me, where that river always flows”
You know the song and it’s time to Sing Together, Singapore! 🎤🇸🇬 In about 10 minutes, residents across our island will be singing “Home” by Dick Lee, in unison to show appreciation to our frontline workers, migrant workers and all of us doing our part by staying home.
Tune in to any local TV or radio channel at 7.55pm and gather your family. Wave your flashlights from your home windows or balcony and raise your voices for a cause. #singtogetherSG #SingaporeTogether #stayhomeforSG
You know the song and it’s time to Sing Together, Singapore! 🎤🇸🇬 In about 10 minutes, residents across our island will be singing “Home” by Dick Lee, in unison to show appreciation to our frontline workers, migrant workers and all of us doing our part by staying home.
Tune in to any local TV or radio channel at 7.55pm and gather your family. Wave your flashlights from your home windows or balcony and raise your voices for a cause. #singtogetherSG #SingaporeTogether #stayhomeforSG
“It is crucial for the preschool, therapists and Early Intervention educators to provide integrated support to children with developmental needs. At the end of the day, these children and their families will need to feel welcomed and, most importantly, accepted by the community.”
Dr Jacqueline Chung, who is part of our Inclusive Preschool Workgroup, believes that inculcating inclusivity starts from young, as early as in preschool. Read on as she shares her thoughts here: https://msfcaresblog.com/2020/04/01/inclusivity-begins-in-the-classroom/
Dr Jacqueline Chung, who is part of our Inclusive Preschool Workgroup, believes that inculcating inclusivity starts from young, as early as in preschool. Read on as she shares her thoughts here: https://msfcaresblog.com/2020/04/01/inclusivity-begins-in-the-classroom/