This report by the multi-stakeholder Taskforce on Family Violence intends to improve immediate support for survivors, enhance protection fo them, prevent violence from recurring, and raise awareness of early warning signs.

MSF and NCSS have produced an occasional paper that examines the impact of parental criminality on child criminality in Singapore.

COVID-19 has brought additional stressors for many individuals and households. This info-pack provides information on Government schemes and services that could support such individuals and households. Ground agencies could use this info-pack to provide information to clients, and/or help them apply for the relevant schemes and 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.

MSFCares is an electronic direct mailer (eDM) disseminated to our partners to keep them connected with news and updates from MSF Family.

​This paper sets out the Singapore Government’s approach to improve the lives of low-income and vulnerable families in Singapore.

This is a series of letters written by the Director of Social Welfare, Ms Ang Bee Lian.

​The Social Service Industry manpower plan outlines key strategies and initiatives to further develop the sector over the next five years.

In this edition of Tuning in to the Leaders, we hear from  Ms Ang Bee Lian, Director of Social Welfare, Ministry of Social and Family Development