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A random stop at a Family Service Centre by a volunteer led to an invitation to tea with the President
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Social media has taken the younger generation by storm. But lest we think the older generation has been left out, we discover that today?s baby-boomers are indeed catching up, becoming increasingly media-savvy.
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More people are divorcing in Singapore, with the number of divorces doubling in the last two decades. And the number one reason? Communication breakdown.
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Find out if your friends, or even yourself (gasp!), are stalkers, lurkers or gamers.
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Primary school students learn life skills through dance in a camp by Daybreak Student Care Centre
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Rachel was sexually abused by her step-father for three years when she was just 11 years old. She told her mother what was going on, but was accused of lying and being loose.
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Riots taking place in the middle of the road is a thing of the past. A new breed of juvenile delinquents has taken over, posing a new set of issues for the community to grapple with. Uncommon Voices digs deeper into a problem that does not seem to go away.
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Since 1981, Methodist Welfare Services (MWS) has, in Christian love, provided compassionate help to the poor and needy. Starting with only one home serving the elderly, we expanded our services to support families in distress and subsequently opened centres to nurture disadvantaged children. With God's grace, we will continue to work with our partners in the community so that all may have life to the full.
