Though the current situation is challenging, let us continue to hold fast to hope and treat one another with love, compassion and care.
News
Some centres remain open for families who need it
We have received permission to keep some of our after-school care centres open for parents working in essential services without alternative care arrangements for their children. To reach us, please see our contact details at the button below.
Our Family Life Educator Shaun Liu was invited to share his expertise on family work-life balance and keeping children meaningfully occupied at home, alongside Happy Tot Shelf blogger and mother of three Fynn who shared some DIY recycled crafts for the kids.
The Incredible Years® Parents & Babies goes online!
Despite having to postpone physical parenting workshops, we hope to continue strengthening family relationships. Thanks to technology, we can conduct The Incredible Years® Parents & Babies online for new parents.
We're also launching a highly personalised, face-to-face Online Parent Coaching programme, to address concerns parents may have with their child (3 - 6 years), such as tantrums, bedtime problems, fighting and aggression and night terrors.
We launched a new video series featuring the dedicated staff of MSCS. In case you missed it, our first video featured our Case Manager Joshua. Now this second episode follows Kerrell, After-School Care Facilitator at our Primavera Centre as she guides the children through the day's activities with joy and compassion.
Morning Star Community Services is a registered charity and Institution of Public Character which aims to enrich and strengthen family relationships in Singapore. By empowering individuals and families, we strive to build vibrant communities that can make a difference to society.
In a world where challenges to harmonious family relationships are increasing in intensity, Morning Star Community Services also provides upstream, preventive and early intervention programmes, family life education workshops and counselling services.
