Singapore's ComLink+ scheme was launched in 2023 to support low-income families through financial incentives and assistance in education, employment, housing, and debt relief. A recent report reveals the progress and challenges faced by participating families.
Singapore 's ComLink+ scheme seeks to boost social mobility among low-income families by offering financial incentives and other support in four key areas: early education, home ownership, employment, and debt clearance. A new report released on Nov 19 highlights the progress made by over 9,000 families participating in the scheme, emphasizing the challenges they face including illness, addiction, and financial troubles.
Social workers emphasize the need for stability before families can achieve higher goals
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