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A family in distress: How MSF’s SAFER helped a social worker step in earlier

When senior social worker Kalajayanthi Jayagomar, 38, and her colleague from social service agency Allkin Singapore visited a family’s home in early August, they were following up on an incident. A parent had used harsh physical punishment on their child aged under six. But what they found was a ho»»»

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