More than two years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, many parts of society are still feeling the ripple effects of lockdowns, especially children. However, experts have highlighted time and time again that we have not done enough to ensure that our children are not left behind, whether it’s their education, health, or general well-being. With Budget 2023 set to be tabled soon, what does a budget that prioritises children look like? We find out from Dato’ Dr Amar-Singh, consultant paediatrician and advisor with the National Early Childhood Intervention Council. 

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Produced by: Lim Sue Ann

Presented by: Lim Sue Ann

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Categories:  education,  Family/Parenting,  wellness,  health policy

Tags:  budget 2023,  children's rights,  kids,  early childhood education,  mental health,  poverty,  childcare,