“I am very encouraged that many have written to me, my ministerial colleagues and MPs that they do not need the cash payouts, and suggest that we give these to those who need the cash more. I thank fellow Singaporeans for your thoughtfulness.”–...
With immediate effect, the government has put in force some safety measures to step up on our efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. Anyone caught flouting the circuit breaker measures even for the first time will be fined $300 right away.
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Find out more about this new law on staying at home, and the 12 reasons you are allowed to go out. For SADeaf clients, if you need more information, please email cs_enquiry@sadeaf.org.sg or contact Community Services: WhatsApp Zhi Hao at 9437 9565, or Kelvin at 9844...
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), Grace Fu announced support measures for the arts, culture and sports sectors. $55 million has been set aside for an Arts & Culture Resilience Package (ACRP) as part of the Resilience Budget. This budget will be...
For Singaporeans affected by the Covid-19 crisis, find out more about the four financial assistance schemes for individuals and households.For all SADeaf clients, if you need more information, or you need help to apply, please email cs_enquiry@sadeaf.org.sg or contact...
The move towards full home-based learning comes with additional difficulties for our children with hearing loss. As such, we have put together some tips to help your child better access to online learning. You may wish to share this with your child’s teachers and...
Online applications for the Temporary Relief Fund opened on 6 April. You may sign up with social services offices (SSOs) and community centres (CC). The fund provides a one-off S$500 financial aid for lower-to middle-income Singaporeans and permanent residents facing...
Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced the third round of support measures in Parliament 6 April at 2pm to help tide businesses, workers and households through the COVID-19 outbreak. Here’s a summary of the Solidarity...
Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced the third round of support measures in Parliament 6 April at 2pm to help tide businesses, workers and households through the COVID-19 outbreak. Here is a summary of the Solidarity...
