Health Communication Passport rollout 2027: prep your child’s polyclinic visit
Write a short communication and comfort note today; MOH’s Health Communication Passport and enhanced polyclinic support start in 2027 and 2028.
Category: Safety Briefing
Child neglect definition MSF: what the cases involve and where to ask
MSF’s definition of neglect, the care gaps behind the cases it described in September 2026, and where a caregiver can ask for help now.
SAFER unit data sharing: what MSF says it connects and what it keeps to need-to-know
MSF says police, narcotics and ministry records can be joined under safeguards — and capped. What that means for your child’s preschool record.
One-page care handover for a Singapore backup care arrangement: what to write
A one-page care handover names the adult, the place, the collection duty and an illness fallback, and it records care you have already arranged.
Police Pal storybook for preschoolers: where to find the book
The October 2026 SGSecure book joins the Police Pal series: how families reach the series today, and where no route is confirmed yet.
Home safety planning when supervising a young child: the MSF neglect definition
No MSF or HealthHub page sets a minutes limit. Here is MSF’s neglect definition in full, and the home-safety rules for the moments you must step away.
Family Service Centre help, early parenting support and the MSF SAFER unit
Where Singapore caregivers can get early parenting support, what a Family Service Centre offers, and how the MSF SAFER unit changes when help starts.
Family Service Centre counselling: first counselling session preparation
Write three lines for first counselling session preparation, contact your nearest Family Service Centre, and call the NAVH helpline for child abuse.
Your first Family Service Centre conversation: what to expect
How to find your nearest Family Service Centre, what counselling for parents involves, and what stays private before your first counselling session.
NAVH helpline reporting child abuse Singapore: what happens next
Call NAVH at 1800-777-0000 for any child safety concern, and 999 or SMS 70999 in immediate danger. What a report actually triggers.