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Young mother with no home to stay
- Thread starter TerrexLee
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Why do Single moms always think they are entitled to subsidised housing just because they open their legs and don't use contraception? They made the conscious decision to breed. why must tax payers pay for their fuck ups?
Not only her lo, the fucker who fucked her want song song also never take precaution.
Now fucker in changi or tekong also dunno
Btw, where is AWARE?
Why blame the men when the women also benefits? Its the women that open her legs,,,and abortion is legal and available..why don't abort? why give birth and KPKB? why bring another life into this world when she has problems? where is her social responsibility to the kid? where is her maternal responsibility to the kid? all this shit happens because the stop at 2 and graduate mothers scheme was abolished,,best pap policies ever and they get rid of it,,bloody bunch of retards
KNN usually chinese single mum rent to stay and same time on the fierce rookout for life float whereas malay single mum rent to rent out for money and stay with mum KNN
Why do single moms think just because they breed they have an entitlement to tax payers money? cant afford don't breed..
Netizens outraged and express frustration at HDB for being insensitive in providing housing to single mothers
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Ms Chanel Koh, a single mother raising two children, had shared her woeful tale in a Facebook post that has gone viral, regarding her many challenges in find housing arrangements for her family of three.
In the Facebook post published on 12 Feb, Ms Chanel expressed her anger as she listed the challenges she had to face as a divorcee in trying to rent a flat with the Housing & Development Board (HDB).
She disclosed that her divorce was yet to be finalized and due to the existing terms and regulations imposed by HDB, she was restrained from doing anything and that significantly impacted her ability to care for her children.
The lengthy Facebook post recorded the many difficulties faced by Ms Channel beginning with her parentless upbringing, to being put in an abusive foster care system which affected her persona and led her to an abusive relationship with her ex-husband.
Last Tuesday (11 February), Ms Chanel was evicted and only with the help of her social worker from the Fei Yue Family Service Centre, a non-profit organisation, she has temporarily been placed in a home at Serangoon. This temporary placement is troublesome for Ms Chanel as she explains that she works at Henderson, located in Bukit Merah, whereas her schooling children attend Tradehub 21, near Jurong East.
Along with the Facebook post, Ms Chanel shared several screenshots of conversations with a HDB officer which led to no solution.
In connection with this, Mothership is said to be in communication with HDB for further clarification. HDB representatives affirmed that they have been working together with Fei Yue organization on Ms Chanel’s recent application for rental housing.
So far, there has been no response from HDB in regards to Ms Chanel’s case.
Netizens commenting on Mothership’s Facebook page were quick to jump in to express their disgruntlement with HDB’s housing allocation judgement.
A large majority, consisting of single mothers, recount their difficult stories in trying to find housing for their families. Some netizens opine that the law is biased and does not cater to the existential problems of single mothers.
Vanessa Koh, Kimmy Joy and Sheila Kamis say that HDB rules are against single mothers. The HDB promises to help but does not do much.
Vanessa Koh says that because she is unable to find housing with HDB, she was forced to move back in with her abusive, arrogant husband from whom she was separated.
Meanwhile, Sheila Kamis, another divorcee, claims that she had to find her own housing in the open market though financially she was hard-pressed.
Mother of two special needs children, Ms Karen Kailun, explains that she faces a similar situation and fears that she would soon be evicted as well. She highlights that she is not allowed to be included as current occupants in her aunt’s place. She also faces harassment from a neighbor. She says that the government agency does nothing to help people who are in these situations.
Others were also quick to chide HDB for their refusal to provide housing assistance during their time of need. At the same time, some netizens expressed that they have given up hope in HDB.
Siti Saad writes, “I had the same issue and even worse. I have my two aged parents with me. My appeal was rejected twice with the officer asking me to ‘stay with your family or relatives’. HDB is no longer for the people”.
In sync with this, netizens are outraged as they refer to HDB as heartless and unhelpful during dire times. They say Singapore’s family unit has changed over the years and pressures all around are causing breakups. But the government and HDB are blind to this. They seem to be operating on old family systems and values, say the netizens, leaving them stuck in their old procedures.
Eddie Tan writes, “Aiyo HDB officer do not care how sad is her stories is just follow the BOOK is YES mean can if no mean cannot then sorry and just close the door”.
Netizens, on behalf of Ms Chanel, appealed to HDB to reconsider their screening process and approve Ms Chanel’s housing application. Derrica Chuah reasons that despite her background, Ms Chanel is a good mother and deserves an opportunity to provide for her children. She appealed to the HDB to make an exception in regards to Ms Chanel’s case.
Netizens outraged and express frustration at HDB for being insensitive in providing housing to single mothers
4 MIN READ
4
Ms Chanel Koh, a single mother raising two children, had shared her woeful tale in a Facebook post that has gone viral, regarding her many challenges in find housing arrangements for her family of three.
In the Facebook post published on 12 Feb, Ms Chanel expressed her anger as she listed the challenges she had to face as a divorcee in trying to rent a flat with the Housing & Development Board (HDB).
She disclosed that her divorce was yet to be finalized and due to the existing terms and regulations imposed by HDB, she was restrained from doing anything and that significantly impacted her ability to care for her children.
The lengthy Facebook post recorded the many difficulties faced by Ms Channel beginning with her parentless upbringing, to being put in an abusive foster care system which affected her persona and led her to an abusive relationship with her ex-husband.
Last Tuesday (11 February), Ms Chanel was evicted and only with the help of her social worker from the Fei Yue Family Service Centre, a non-profit organisation, she has temporarily been placed in a home at Serangoon. This temporary placement is troublesome for Ms Chanel as she explains that she works at Henderson, located in Bukit Merah, whereas her schooling children attend Tradehub 21, near Jurong East.
Along with the Facebook post, Ms Chanel shared several screenshots of conversations with a HDB officer which led to no solution.
In connection with this, Mothership is said to be in communication with HDB for further clarification. HDB representatives affirmed that they have been working together with Fei Yue organization on Ms Chanel’s recent application for rental housing.
So far, there has been no response from HDB in regards to Ms Chanel’s case.
Netizens commenting on Mothership’s Facebook page were quick to jump in to express their disgruntlement with HDB’s housing allocation judgement.
A large majority, consisting of single mothers, recount their difficult stories in trying to find housing for their families. Some netizens opine that the law is biased and does not cater to the existential problems of single mothers.
Vanessa Koh, Kimmy Joy and Sheila Kamis say that HDB rules are against single mothers. The HDB promises to help but does not do much.
Vanessa Koh says that because she is unable to find housing with HDB, she was forced to move back in with her abusive, arrogant husband from whom she was separated.
Meanwhile, Sheila Kamis, another divorcee, claims that she had to find her own housing in the open market though financially she was hard-pressed.
Mother of two special needs children, Ms Karen Kailun, explains that she faces a similar situation and fears that she would soon be evicted as well. She highlights that she is not allowed to be included as current occupants in her aunt’s place. She also faces harassment from a neighbor. She says that the government agency does nothing to help people who are in these situations.
Others were also quick to chide HDB for their refusal to provide housing assistance during their time of need. At the same time, some netizens expressed that they have given up hope in HDB.
Siti Saad writes, “I had the same issue and even worse. I have my two aged parents with me. My appeal was rejected twice with the officer asking me to ‘stay with your family or relatives’. HDB is no longer for the people”.
In sync with this, netizens are outraged as they refer to HDB as heartless and unhelpful during dire times. They say Singapore’s family unit has changed over the years and pressures all around are causing breakups. But the government and HDB are blind to this. They seem to be operating on old family systems and values, say the netizens, leaving them stuck in their old procedures.
Eddie Tan writes, “Aiyo HDB officer do not care how sad is her stories is just follow the BOOK is YES mean can if no mean cannot then sorry and just close the door”.
Netizens, on behalf of Ms Chanel, appealed to HDB to reconsider their screening process and approve Ms Chanel’s housing application. Derrica Chuah reasons that despite her background, Ms Chanel is a good mother and deserves an opportunity to provide for her children. She appealed to the HDB to make an exception in regards to Ms Chanel’s case.
Alot of malay single mum also give their ex abang part of the rental money after securing a rent until another new abang comes along KNN
It is really obvious this is nothing but a left wing fuckwit bleeding heart libturb BS crap.Why do single moms think just because they breed they have an entitlement to tax payers money? cant afford don't breed..
Netizens outraged and express frustration at HDB for being insensitive in providing housing to single mothers
4 MIN READ
4
Ms Chanel Koh, a single mother raising two children, had shared her woeful tale in a Facebook post that has gone viral, regarding her many challenges in find housing arrangements for her family of three.
In the Facebook post published on 12 Feb, Ms Chanel expressed her anger as she listed the challenges she had to face as a divorcee in trying to rent a flat with the Housing & Development Board (HDB).
She disclosed that her divorce was yet to be finalized and due to the existing terms and regulations imposed by HDB, she was restrained from doing anything and that significantly impacted her ability to care for her children.
The lengthy Facebook post recorded the many difficulties faced by Ms Channel beginning with her parentless upbringing, to being put in an abusive foster care system which affected her persona and led her to an abusive relationship with her ex-husband.
Last Tuesday (11 February), Ms Chanel was evicted and only with the help of her social worker from the Fei Yue Family Service Centre, a non-profit organisation, she has temporarily been placed in a home at Serangoon. This temporary placement is troublesome for Ms Chanel as she explains that she works at Henderson, located in Bukit Merah, whereas her schooling children attend Tradehub 21, near Jurong East.
Along with the Facebook post, Ms Chanel shared several screenshots of conversations with a HDB officer which led to no solution.
In connection with this, Mothership is said to be in communication with HDB for further clarification. HDB representatives affirmed that they have been working together with Fei Yue organization on Ms Chanel’s recent application for rental housing.
So far, there has been no response from HDB in regards to Ms Chanel’s case.
Netizens commenting on Mothership’s Facebook page were quick to jump in to express their disgruntlement with HDB’s housing allocation judgement.
A large majority, consisting of single mothers, recount their difficult stories in trying to find housing for their families. Some netizens opine that the law is biased and does not cater to the existential problems of single mothers.
Vanessa Koh, Kimmy Joy and Sheila Kamis say that HDB rules are against single mothers. The HDB promises to help but does not do much.
Vanessa Koh says that because she is unable to find housing with HDB, she was forced to move back in with her abusive, arrogant husband from whom she was separated.
Meanwhile, Sheila Kamis, another divorcee, claims that she had to find her own housing in the open market though financially she was hard-pressed.
Mother of two special needs children, Ms Karen Kailun, explains that she faces a similar situation and fears that she would soon be evicted as well. She highlights that she is not allowed to be included as current occupants in her aunt’s place. She also faces harassment from a neighbor. She says that the government agency does nothing to help people who are in these situations.
Others were also quick to chide HDB for their refusal to provide housing assistance during their time of need. At the same time, some netizens expressed that they have given up hope in HDB.
Siti Saad writes, “I had the same issue and even worse. I have my two aged parents with me. My appeal was rejected twice with the officer asking me to ‘stay with your family or relatives’. HDB is no longer for the people”.
In sync with this, netizens are outraged as they refer to HDB as heartless and unhelpful during dire times. They say Singapore’s family unit has changed over the years and pressures all around are causing breakups. But the government and HDB are blind to this. They seem to be operating on old family systems and values, say the netizens, leaving them stuck in their old procedures.
Eddie Tan writes, “Aiyo HDB officer do not care how sad is her stories is just follow the BOOK is YES mean can if no mean cannot then sorry and just close the door”.
Netizens, on behalf of Ms Chanel, appealed to HDB to reconsider their screening process and approve Ms Chanel’s housing application. Derrica Chuah reasons that despite her background, Ms Chanel is a good mother and deserves an opportunity to provide for her children. She appealed to the HDB to make an exception in regards to Ms Chanel’s case.
a) If the 'mother' is a good person, she would not have gotten into the predicament in the 1st place.
b) A single mother of 2 special needs kids: it is obvious this woman has defective genes...if the baby was special needs,,why was tests not done and the baby aborted? why must society and tax payers pay for genetic defects? and if one notice, more and more retards and genetic defects and disabled are increasing as a percentage of the popn...do they expect working able tax payers to feed them? and this witch gave birth to one,,,and than a 2nd one,...whose fault is it? A responsible parent would have aborted the baby to prevent it suffering and not breed 2...talk is cheap when its these defects are getting others to pay the bill,,and the next stage of the KPKB will be when the retards grow up and the parent is old,,they will kpkb that no one to take care of the kids when they move on,,,they expect society to pay for their mistakes?
Hitler was really right on eugenics and the world is just getting worse due to the trailer park trash and defectives breeding even more.
Before another ahbang takeover they will live with stepdad first?
How come minahs are soo generous to their ex?
What about asking the Resident Mudslime whore and his minions?
In france, the gahmen would have given her lodgings, welfare and a baby sitter during the day when she is away at work.
And all paid for by who? the tax payers? why spend money on such dead end endeavours? and is that fair to tax payers?
Good la maybe this Lian can rally all the single
Mums against pap. I would prefer this group of true blue citizens get some benefits instead of pap giving it to foreigners.
Mums against pap. I would prefer this group of true blue citizens get some benefits instead of pap giving it to foreigners.
Sorry, PAP only helps foreigners.Sinkies you die you your business.
I have a tremendous disdain for single mothers, but if they vote against the PAP they're on my team.
Don't judge bro.
Some single mums are very good women.
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