family life/matters/services

​The guide introduces readers to Intensive Family Preservation in the Singapore context. Designed with practitioners in mind, this guide is also relevant for professionals, such as educators in tertiary institutions, policymakers, and supervisors.

Published by MCYS, this study aims to understand the needs of families in Singapore and examine the impact of work pressure, various socio-economic factors and the perception of family-related policies on family relationships.

This report seeks to map out a set of public education strategies and initiatives aimed at promoting positive attitudes among Singaporeans towards the family.

To be a great grandparent these days is about being understanding and supportive. These grandparenting tips will help you to nurture closer, healthier ties with your children and their children.
Grandparenting Tips, 2000

Released by Family Matters! Singapore (FM!S), this report serves as a public education blueprint to help build strong and stable families in Singapore.

Tips for younger or older persons on nurturing relationships with older/younger family members.

SAS 2001 is the first survey commissioned by MCYS to examine changes in social attitudes over time on a wide range of domains, including family, ethnic relations and life satisfaction.