Through the cycle of violence, abusers manipulate their victims to maintain power and control over them. It is important to recognise the stages of this cycle, and seek help, if you or someone you know may be experiencing an abusive relationship.
Tap on each image to learn more. #BreakTheSilenceSG
Tap on each image to learn more. #BreakTheSilenceSG
“Children have the right to learn, therefore we need to be accountable for that. We need to make sure that we are also prepared to teach.”
This is the teaching philosophy of Wee Care Kindergarten’s Principal Siti Noraisha Binte Mohamad Sa’at, who is a recipient of the ECDA Scholarship. Find out how it has spurred her on to greater heights and supported her aspirations in the early childhood sector: https://msfcaresblog.com/2020/10/30/giving-children-the-best-start-in-life/
This is the teaching philosophy of Wee Care Kindergarten’s Principal Siti Noraisha Binte Mohamad Sa’at, who is a recipient of the ECDA Scholarship. Find out how it has spurred her on to greater heights and supported her aspirations in the early childhood sector: https://msfcaresblog.com/2020/10/30/giving-children-the-best-start-in-life/
Family violence is not a private matter. Everyone can play a part to stop it, and there is no excuse for abuse.
If you witness family violence, step in to offer help to the victim. Tap on each image to learn more. #BreakTheSilenceSG
If you witness family violence, step in to offer help to the victim. Tap on each image to learn more. #BreakTheSilenceSG
Giving is powerful and we should all give responsibly. Do you have all the information you need in order to make an informed giving? #safergiving www.charities.gov.sg
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Not all disabilities are immediately apparent, so it’s important to be understanding towards others and not judge too quickly.
As we celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities today, some of our friends with disabilities share their personal reflections on this year’s theme “Not All Disabilities Are Visible”. Let’s strive towards a more inclusive society, one that removes barriers for those with disabilities. #InclusiveSG
Video Description:
Video is 45 seconds long, and contains a photo and quote each from four persons with disabilities, Zaccheus Chew, Tang Keng Ying, Wesley Loh and Lily Goh, who reflect on this year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities theme “Not All Disabilities Are Visible”.
As we celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities today, some of our friends with disabilities share their personal reflections on this year’s theme “Not All Disabilities Are Visible”. Let’s strive towards a more inclusive society, one that removes barriers for those with disabilities. #InclusiveSG
Video Description:
Video is 45 seconds long, and contains a photo and quote each from four persons with disabilities, Zaccheus Chew, Tang Keng Ying, Wesley Loh and Lily Goh, who reflect on this year’s International Day of Persons with Disabilities theme “Not All Disabilities Are Visible”.
Victims of family violence are often silenced, but you can help them find their voice.
If you know someone who is a victim in their own household, here are some ways that you can provide support. #BreakTheSilenceSG
If you know someone who is a victim in their own household, here are some ways that you can provide support. #BreakTheSilenceSG
The COVID-19 Recovery Grant (CRG) will be launched next year, to provide targeted support to lower- to middle-income employees and self-employed persons who are financially impacted by COVID-19 and have lesser financial means and family support. Applications open on 18 Jan 2021 via go.gov.sg/CRG. The CRG will provide successful applicants with up to $700 (for job loss or involuntary no-pay-leave) or $500 (for income loss) per month for 3 months. Tap on each image to learn more.
#SGCares #SingaporeTogether #MSFCares
#SGCares #SingaporeTogether #MSFCares
Season’s Greetings from our MSF family! May the festive season bring warmth and joy to you and your loved ones.
This soft pastel painting was created by Regine, a Singapore Association for Mental Health artist who is diagnosed with depression and uses art to express her emotions. As we inch towards the new year, let’s continue to show care to those around us who may need help, and build a more inclusive community together.
This soft pastel painting was created by Regine, a Singapore Association for Mental Health artist who is diagnosed with depression and uses art to express her emotions. As we inch towards the new year, let’s continue to show care to those around us who may need help, and build a more inclusive community together.