How to qualify? 

You may qualify for financial assistance over a period of time if you satisfy any of the following:

• Are currently unemployed and are looking for a job. 

• Are temporarily unable to work due to illness, or have to care for children, elderly or other dependents. 

• Have a per capita income of $800 or less. 

• Have no family support, savings, or assets to rely on for your daily needs.

• Have a significant deficit between your monthly household income and expenditure.

Special Emergency Fund

Immediate assistance for unforeseen emergencies such as urgent home repairs, medical and funeral expenses, and short-term loss of employment.

All claims must be supported by relevant documentation.

Beyond Financial Assistance

In addition to financial assistance and wherever necessary, the FSS looks at other ways to help needy Eurasians:

• Befrienders’ home visits to encourage social interaction.

• Coaching clinics conducted by financial planning advisors and life coaches, for those looking to improve their financial status and livelihoods.

• Referrals to other family and social welfare agencies including facilitating access to government support schemes.

• Counselling and mediation.

• Advocacy and legal advice.

• Skills training and mentorship.

Silent Minority Compassionate Bursary (SMCB)

For children who are experiencing sudden school disruptions due to domestic problems.