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Slumpurong Residents submit proposal to beg for more hands out, Kym?

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Jurong residents petition MP for reforms to strengthen Singapore’s social safety nets​


Three residents from Jurong GRC submitted a petition to MP Xie Yao Quan, urging stronger social safety nets. The petition highlighted issues such as rising costs, inadequate healthcare access, and insufficient financial support for vulnerable groups, calling for urgent reforms to alleviate poverty.

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7 February 2025
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Yustika
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Singapore: Three residents from Jurong GRC came together to present a petition to Member of Parliament Xie Yao Quan on 16 December 2024, urging the government to strengthen the social safety nets for vulnerable members of their community.

In a discussion with We Support Us Singapore, a group dedicated to fighting poverty, the residents shared their personal experiences of how their neighbours, particularly the elderly, are struggling in the face of financial hardship.

One resident explained that her decision to sign the petition was driven by a need for more government support, especially to address the financial difficulties faced by families like hers.

She also expressed concern for elderly neighbours who live alone and may die without anyone knowing, as many seniors are too fearful to seek help from the government.

A second resident highlighted the difficulties elderly people face when trying to access support services.

Many elderly citizens, particularly those with limited mobility, must travel to the Social Service Office (SSO) at Jurong East for assistance, which can be a significant burden.

He suggested that SSO officers should be sent to elderly residents’ homes to assess their financial situations and offer assistance, such as monthly financial support and food supplies, to ensure their well-being.

A third resident spoke about the often-overlooked struggles of single individuals or those with complicated life situations.
 
Cb these ppl never learn, u ask for so.ething they will give bit increased the rates of everything g to take back these poor ppl hv acb mind ,like asking government for help n tot that they will tax the rich to feed the poor it wat the fucking poor fon know is the, will leeching in them too
 
Like that, is it consider Raid The Reserve?

Lim Peh Tio tax toloh toloh every month but get no subsidy
 

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Jurong residents petition MP for reforms to strengthen Singapore’s social safety nets​


Three residents from Jurong GRC submitted a petition to MP Xie Yao Quan, urging stronger social safety nets. The petition highlighted issues such as rising costs, inadequate healthcare access, and insufficient financial support for vulnerable groups, calling for urgent reforms to alleviate poverty.

d70dd7aa9cfc131e2920d0e13c225c10

Published

7 hours ago
on

7 February 2025
By

Yustika
IMG_20250206_180545-rotated.jpg

Singapore: Three residents from Jurong GRC came together to present a petition to Member of Parliament Xie Yao Quan on 16 December 2024, urging the government to strengthen the social safety nets for vulnerable members of their community.

In a discussion with We Support Us Singapore, a group dedicated to fighting poverty, the residents shared their personal experiences of how their neighbours, particularly the elderly, are struggling in the face of financial hardship.

One resident explained that her decision to sign the petition was driven by a need for more government support, especially to address the financial difficulties faced by families like hers.

She also expressed concern for elderly neighbours who live alone and may die without anyone knowing, as many seniors are too fearful to seek help from the government.

A second resident highlighted the difficulties elderly people face when trying to access support services.

Many elderly citizens, particularly those with limited mobility, must travel to the Social Service Office (SSO) at Jurong East for assistance, which can be a significant burden.

He suggested that SSO officers should be sent to elderly residents’ homes to assess their financial situations and offer assistance, such as monthly financial support and food supplies, to ensure their well-being.

A third resident spoke about the often-overlooked struggles of single individuals or those with complicated life situations.
Not just Jurong but islandwide. I'm a very vulnerable member of the society too.

They should increase the subsidies of Blue CHAS to make dental visits free.

Blue CHAS should include free MRT rides and subsidized Scoot flights.
 
Laxative Quan, the cousin/nephew of Vaccine Ong. :biggrin:
 
Not just Jurong but islandwide. I'm a very vulnerable member of the society too.

They should increase the subsidies of Blue CHAS to make dental visits free.

Blue CHAS should include free MRT rides and subsidized Scoot flights.
For these requests, you can only try to gather the 3 residents and do your ex mentor jump down threat.
You force me until I jump.
 
Can we ship these free riders to Gaza or Somali?

Slumpurong has beautiful beaches for King Trump to leedevelope into a world class resort too
 
PAP gives high pay jobs to scholar civil serpents and foreign PMETs while other sinkies can suck it up in their saikang low pay jobs :rolleyes:
 
The residents forgotten they are the boss and the MP is thejr servant.
I don't think that is how it works
Those who contribute to political interest are the boss.
That is how it works in the US. Voters on the other hand, gets thrown out of their homes.
 
I don't think that is how it works
Those who contribute to political interest are the boss.
That is how it works in the US. Voters on the other hand, gets thrown out of their homes.
Those who distribute the interest is always the boss
 
I don't think that is how it works
Those who contribute to political interest are the boss.
That is how it works in the US. Voters on the other hand, gets thrown out of their homes.
Good wan, fast twist
 
They should take mrt to Istana, and submit their 万言书to their ex MP mah
Cannot.
PAP has made it a crime to "ake mrt to Istana, and submit their 万言书".
Can get arrested, charged, then jailed or fine.
 
If you voted monkeys you get peanuts…
 
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