Receiving financial assistance

Learn about interim financial assistance for those in need, and money habits for long-term financial security.

Cash, vouchers, or food rations for low-income households who need urgent financial assistance.

Daily, 7am to midnight

Support for low-income households who temporarily need help with basic living expenses.

Daily, 7am to midnight

NTUC Fairprice vouchers for union members, to help with children’s needs during unforeseen circumstances.

Learn how you can develop healthy money habits, including budgeting.

Get support for housing instalments or earn additional income from your flat.

For owners who are in financial hardship to defer or reduce monthly loan instalments for 6 months.

Additional income for owners of flats that are 3-room or bigger.

Learn about the schemes that can help finance your child’s education.

Grants for families with children in MOE kindergartens or preschool anchor operators.

Monthly allowance for students at most levels of education, except universities.

For students in government, government-aided and specialised schools.

For students in independent schools and selected specialised independent schools.

For students in ITE, polytechnics, arts institutions, and autonomous universities.

Get subsidised access to digital devices and connectivity.

Subsidised broadband and laptops or tablets to support needs of lower-income households.

Subsidised smartphone and mobile plan for lower-income seniors who want to go digital, but cannot afford to.

Singpass login may be required.

Receiving help with healthcare-related expenses

Support for your job search