Rikimaru
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SINGAPORE: Most Singaporeans feel that their families are strong and resilient, according to a survey conducted by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) last year.
The survey findings, which were published in MSF’s inaugural Family Trends Report on Monday (Jul 15), showed that 85.9 per cent of its respondents reported “moderate to high family resilience” scores, which means that these families would generally be able to recover from challenges together as a family.
The survey findings, which were published in MSF’s inaugural Family Trends Report on Monday (Jul 15), showed that 85.9 per cent of its respondents reported “moderate to high family resilience” scores, which means that these families would generally be able to recover from challenges together as a family.
According to a recent survey by the Ministry of Social and Family Development, most Singaporeans feel their families are strong and resilient. In fact, 85.9% of respondents reported moderate to high family resilience, meaning they can bounce back from challenges together. 
