Application for the COVID-19 Support Grant (CSG) will close tomorrow, at 6pm. We know some of you have queries, so here are some answers that might help. For other queries, please visit: go.gov.sg/msf-csg-faqs
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Happy new year from all of us at MSF! We wish you good health and may you be surrounded by love of family and friends in 2021.
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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…
Applications for the COVID-19 Recovery Grant are now open at go.gov.sg/CRG from 9am to 10pm daily.
If you are an employee or self-employed person affected by COVID-19, you can apply for the Grant to receive temporary financial support as you continue with your job search or training. Please share this with those who may benefit from the Grant too.
#SGCares #SingaporeTogether
If you are an employee or self-employed person affected by COVID-19, you can apply for the Grant to receive temporary financial support as you continue with your job search or training. Please share this with those who may benefit from the Grant too.
#SGCares #SingaporeTogether
Are you looking for a volunteering opportunity? The UPLIFT Community Pilot is looking for individuals aged 35 and above to befriend parents and support underperforming students from disadvantaged families. UPLIFT is a joint initiative spearheaded by MOE and supported by MSF.
Find out more and register at: https://go.gov.sg/upliftbefriender
Registrations close on 31 Jan 2021!
Find out more and register at: https://go.gov.sg/upliftbefriender
Registrations close on 31 Jan 2021!
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We are dedicating 2021 as the Year of Celebrating SG Women. Our women’s contributions are integral to our Singapore Story, and this year, we will look back at the progress of our women. We will also celebrate how they have shaped our homes, schools, workplaces and communities – improving every aspect of our society.
We also want to recognise the men who have addressed societal stereotypes through their active role in supporting and uplifting our women.
Join us by taking part in the Conversations on Singapore Women’s Development (go.gov.sg/sgwomen), where you can share your aspirations for women’s progress in Singapore. We look forward to your ideas on how we can shift societal mindsets for a more inclusive society for our men and women.
#CelebratingSGWomen
We also want to recognise the men who have addressed societal stereotypes through their active role in supporting and uplifting our women.
Join us by taking part in the Conversations on Singapore Women’s Development (go.gov.sg/sgwomen), where you can share your aspirations for women’s progress in Singapore. We look forward to your ideas on how we can shift societal mindsets for a more inclusive society for our men and women.
#CelebratingSGWomen
It is the Year of Celebrating SG Women! Read about these women trailblazers - a war heroine, medical social worker and Singapore’s first female commercial pilot, all inductees of the Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/3-female-pioneers-who-paved-the-way-for-spore-women
#CelebratingSGWomen
#CelebratingSGWomen
The Straits Times
3 female pioneers who paved the way for S’pore women
In the first of a three-part series celebrating SG women, we salute the gutsy trailblazers who shaped our nation’s history through their stories and carved out a world of possibilities and opportunities for generations to come. Read more at straitstimes.com.…
With Chinese New Year around the corner, you may be thinking of how to spread the festive joy with those in need. How about partnering one of these food charities this year? You can donate food, money or even volunteer with our key partners in the Charity Food Workgroup. They provide cooked meals or food packs to beneficiaries all across Singapore, enabling them to stretch their dollar while meeting their food needs. Tap on each image to learn more about better giving! (The Charity Food Workgroup is a cross-sector workgroup set up in 2019, to bring together food support organisations, Government agencies, corporates and volunteers, to better coordinate food support and reduce food wastage.)
List of key partners in the Charity Food Workgroup:
Food From The Heart: https://www.foodfromtheheart.sg/
Free Food for All: http://www.freefood.org.sg/
The Food Bank Singapore: http://www.foodbank.sg/
Willing Hearts: http://www.willinghearts.org.sg/
List of key partners in the Charity Food Workgroup:
Food From The Heart: https://www.foodfromtheheart.sg/
Free Food for All: http://www.freefood.org.sg/
The Food Bank Singapore: http://www.foodbank.sg/
Willing Hearts: http://www.willinghearts.org.sg/
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Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🍊🍊
MSF wishes you and your family a happy Lunar New Year filled with joy and good health.
We ring in the niú 🐮 year with this digital calligraphy created by Evelyn Zoe Tian, an artist from social enterprise ArtSE, who has had a retinal detachment and struggles with vision problems till today. She is proud of being able to find hope and strength through her art.
MSF wishes you and your family a happy Lunar New Year filled with joy and good health.
We ring in the niú 🐮 year with this digital calligraphy created by Evelyn Zoe Tian, an artist from social enterprise ArtSE, who has had a retinal detachment and struggles with vision problems till today. She is proud of being able to find hope and strength through her art.
In the second of our three-part series celebrating SG women, we meet three inspiring women who overcame odds to take on unconventional roles in marine conservation and professional boxing, and a single mother who obtained a degree and worked senior management roles, all while raising her children: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/meet-the-sporean-women-redefining-success-on-their-own-terms
#CelebratingSGWomen
#CelebratingSGWomen
The Straits Times
Meet the S'porean women redefining success on their own terms
In the second of a three-part series celebrating SG women, we follow three leaders in their fields who are challenging traditional notions of success and shaping a new era for the Singapore woman From a guardian of the deep blue sea to a dauntless…
In the final of our three-part series celebrating SG women, we meet two young women, who share their stories of pursuing their career aspirations. We also hear what two of our partners - both men – have to say about supporting our women in the workplace, and at home: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/trailblazing-women-breaking-barriers-to-empower-a-new-generation
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#CelebratingSGWomen
The Straits Times
Trailblazing women breaking barriers to empower a new generation
I am woman, watch me soar, into the future, to the fore. Two among the many young Singapore women determined to carve out a path for themselves in society have their say in the final instalment of our three-part salute to SG women Read more at straitstimes.com.…
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Introducing Papilionanthe SG Women, a new orchid hybrid dedicated to the continued progress, contributions and achievements of all SG Women, unveiled by President Halimah Yacob on International Women’s Day today.
The lineage of the Papilionanthe SG Women orchid can be traced back to our national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim, and has inherited its characteristics of resilience and ability to produce blooms all year-round. It will be on display at the National Orchid Garden from 9 to 12 March.
To show support and gratitude to SG women, several partners have also put together special promotions to commemorate the Year of Celebrating SG Women. Visit go.gov.sg/CelebratingSGWomen to find out more.
Happy International Women’s Day, everyone!
The lineage of the Papilionanthe SG Women orchid can be traced back to our national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim, and has inherited its characteristics of resilience and ability to produce blooms all year-round. It will be on display at the National Orchid Garden from 9 to 12 March.
To show support and gratitude to SG women, several partners have also put together special promotions to commemorate the Year of Celebrating SG Women. Visit go.gov.sg/CelebratingSGWomen to find out more.
Happy International Women’s Day, everyone!
In this Year of Celebrating SG Women, we celebrate our women who have left a legacy and made their mark on Singapore’s history. Produced by Singapore Council of Women's Organisations, "Awesome Women of Singapore" is a children’s book featuring the stories of 160 inspirational women from the Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame, who worked hard to achieve their dreams and unlock possibilities for future generations of women and girls.
Inspire your children with their remarkable stories of Elizabeth Choy, Daisy Vaithilingam, President Halimah Yacob and more! Get a copy of the book at https://epigrambookshop.sg/collections/new-releases/products/awesome-women-of-singapore or www.swhf.sg.
Inspire your children with their remarkable stories of Elizabeth Choy, Daisy Vaithilingam, President Halimah Yacob and more! Get a copy of the book at https://epigrambookshop.sg/collections/new-releases/products/awesome-women-of-singapore or www.swhf.sg.
Read stories of two women who empower the lives of Singaporean women in need. Quadriplegic Fathima Zohra is determined to inspire others to live a normal life by advocating for the disabled and educating the able-bodied about being more inclusive. Adriana Lim, CEO of Arby and co-founder of Mums for Life, started a business to provide employment for the elderly and women from disadvantaged backgrounds. #CelebratingSGWomen https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/community/an-accident-left-her-paralysed-now-this-model-is-fighting-for-the-rights-of-the
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An accident left her paralysed – now this model is fighting for the rights of the disabled
See how inspiring women like quadriplegic Fathima Zohra and Adriana Lim Escaño are enriching and empowering the lives of Singaporean women in need Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.