Our seniors have worked so hard to build up Singapore. As we continue to look to the future, we make sure that they are not left behind.
That is why our PAP Seniors Group advocates for issues that impact our elders’ quality of life, care and security. We want to work towards a fair and just society where the benefits of progress is spread widely to all regardless of age. Read more.
Caregiving is hard work. Caregivers must cope with emotional and physical demands. During the recent parliamentary debates, our MPs called for better community support and resources to help caregivers manage the care of their wards.
Beyond legislation, disability inclusion requires a change in mindset. As we move towards greater inclusivity as part of Forward SG exercise, Petir.sg examines what we can do do to ensure that persons with disabilities feel supported in their needs and aspirations.
Our youth form the bedrock of Singapore’s future. During the recent parliamentary debates, our Members of Parliament pushed for more opportunities for our youth to achieve their full potential at their different life stages. Read more.
Separately, at the Straits Times Education Forum 2023 on Mar 11, Education Minister Chan Chun Sing said that Institutes of Higher Learning in Singapore have a unique role in helping Singapore stay relevant and secure the nation's future. Read more.
At a workshop organised by the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute on March 8, Minister for Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam stressed how the Government must always act in Singapore's own interest and respect international law. Read more.
The Party is committed to serving Singaporeans with honesty and will remain above-board and transparent. The PAP Government recently released a White Paper on how it has performed in its fight against Covid-19. Read more.
Parliament will convene on 20 and 21 March to debate on the White Paper on Singapore’s response to Covid-19. Stay tuned on our Facebook and Instagram for more updates.
