Singapore Children's Society hopes to encourage
research projects related to family, children and youths. This
includes, but is not restricted to, the following topics:
- Child abuse and neglect
- Childcare and parenting practices
- Marital issues (e.g. divorce, spousal violence, etc)
- Issues affecting service planning and provision
- Juvenile delinquency
- Schools/ education issues
- Other areas related to children and family
We provide
grants amounting to $1,000 per study each year to support students
pursuing research on issues related to family, children and youths
at the Undergraduate and Honours levels. Applicants pursuing higher
degrees (e.g. Masters, PhD, etc) may be considered for a higher
quantum.
Please click here
to view a list of Frequently Asked Questions and the past Research Grant Recipients.
Criteria and Guidelines
- Students are required to conduct a piece of original research
- The study should add to our current understanding of families,
children and youth in the local setting
- Expenses supported include transport allowances for field
research and material cost (e.g. replication of survey
questionnaires or research materials, etc)
How to applyTo download the Research Grant application
form, please click here.
Please submit the completed
application form together with the following supporting
documents:
- 'O' and 'A' Level certificates
- Transcripts of University examination results
- A recent passport photograph
Application forms and
supporting documents must reach the following address
Singapore
Children's Society
Research & Outreach Centre
9 Bishan
Place
Junction 8 #05-02
Singapore 579837
For further
enquiries, please contact Mr Winston Ong at:
- Telephone: 6358 0911
- Facsimile: 6358 0936
- Email: kbong@childrensociety.org.sg
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