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More S’pore youth caught for offences in 2025, largely due to rise in cheating cases (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox A total of 3,117 youth aged between 10 and under 21 were arrested in 2025, up from 2,627 in 2024. SINGAPORE – About 19% more young people were arrested in 2025, with the increase largely driven by a rise in cheating offences, such as youth acting as scam mules. A total of 3,117 young people aged between 10 and under 21 were arrested in 2025, up from 2,627 in 2024, according to the Supporting Youth Rehabilitation Trends Report released by
Social service veteran Gerard Ee steps down as chairperson of Agency for Integrated Care (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox SINGAPORE – Gerard Ee, 77, is stepping down as chairperson of the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), with social service veteran Anita Fam taking over the helm from Sept 1. Ee has chaired the AIC, the agency that coordinates and supports efforts to integrate care services for seniors and their caregivers, since 2018. The Health Ministry started the Care Liaison Services in 1992 to co-ordinate the placement of the elderly sick to nursing ho
How one woman gives children from low-income families a space to be themselves (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox 3Pumpkins founder and executive director Lin Shiyun at the Tak Takut Kids Club branch at Lengkok Bahru. SINGAPORE – Former freelance arts producer Lin Shiyun initially thought she could enrich the lives of children of low-income families by taking the arts to them. But after spending almost every Saturday over three years at a playground with them, she realised they needed something else: a place where they could be themselves, without ha
Children of unwed parents to receive cash benefits under SG Child Support Package (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Observers said the move sends a broader signal that access to support should not depend on the circumstances of birth. SINGAPORE – The cash benefits of the new SG Child Support Package will be extended to children of unmarried parents – marking a significant shift as children born out of wedlock were previously excluded from some baby-related cash benefits. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Aug 23 announced the new package during the Nation
Why the key shift in Singapore’s baby policy: From incentivising births to supporting parenthood (opens the original)
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SINGAPORE – In June, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong gave an insight into the shift in approach to get couples to have more babies when answering a question on Singapore’s longstanding fertility challenges. The idea is to move away from procreation incentives, he said at the Singapore Press Club’s Eminent Speaker Series. Instead, the Government would look at what more can be done to create a family-friendly environment in Singapore, such as addressing young parents’ concerns about education, childc
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