Skip to content
D

Datasets by Ministry of Social and Family Development

43 datasets

XLSX

Recidivism Rates (Supporting Youth Rehabilitation Trend Report 2024)

Ministry of Social and Family Development XLSX dataset of recidivism rates for rehabilitation programmes cited in the Supporting Youth Rehabilitation Trend Report 2024, covering 2019 through 2023. Youth justice researchers and policymakers evaluate programme outcomes and reoffending trends in Singapore.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
XLSX

Youth offending rates, Common offences committed by youths and Offences with the largest increase in number of youth offender (Supporting Youth Rehabilitation Trends Report 2024)

Ministry of Social and Family Development XLSX supporting the Youth Rehabilitation Trends Report 2024, covering youth offending rates, common offences, and offences with the largest increases in youth offenders from 2019 through 2023. Policy researchers and youth justice analysts track rehabilitation priorities and offence mix changes in Singapore.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
XLSX

Overall Number of Youth Offender placed on Rehabilitation Programmes (Supporting Youth Rehabilition Trend Report 2024)

Ministry of Social and Family Development XLSX on overall numbers of youth offenders placed on rehabilitation programmes, and counts on individual programmes, from the Supporting Youth Rehabilitation Trend Report 2024. Coverage spans January 2019 through December 2023. Youth justice and social-policy analysts track rehabilitation programme placement trends in Singapore.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Foster Families

CSV from the Ministry of Social and Family Development reporting the number of foster families in Singapore as at 31 December each year. Child welfare researchers and policymakers track growth in fostering capacity and alternative care arrangements for vulnerable children.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 33 rows

Children in out-of-home care

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV on children in out-of-home care in Singapore from 2013 through 2023. Each annual figure is a stock count as at 31 December and includes all children in care regardless of when their case was opened, with results organised by placement type. Child-welfare researchers and service planners can compare the use of foster, residential, and other care arrangements over time.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 6 rows

Take-up Rate of Government Paid Leave Schemes

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV of take-up rates for Government-Paid Maternity Leave, Paternity Leave, and Childcare Leave (by mother and by father) in Singapore from 2016 through 2021. Family-policy and labour analysts monitor how widely paid parental leave schemes are used over that period.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Deputies by Gender

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV of deputies in Singapore by gender from 2011 through 2021, with calendar year, indicator type, and male and female counts. Family and mental-capacity policy analysts track gender patterns among court-appointed deputies.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Number of deputy reports received by OPG

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV of deputy reports received by Singapore’s Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) by year from 2011 through 2021. Supports monitoring of lasting power of attorney and mental-capacity supervision caseload trends.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Deputies by Age

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV on deputies (donees under lasting powers of attorney) by age band from 2011 through 2021, with indicator type and calendar year. Supports eldercare legal planning and Office of the Public Guardian demographic analysis.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Number of court orders received by OPG

Ministry of Social and Family Development annual CSV of new court orders received by Singapore’s Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) from 2011 through 2021. Tracks lasting power of attorney and related guardianship caseload growth for lasting-power-of-attorney and mental-capacity policy monitoring.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
GEOJSON

Disability Services

This geospatial dataset identifies disability-service locations in Singapore and is published by the Ministry of Social and Family Development. The GeoJSON format is suitable for mapping facilities, joining locations to neighbourhood or transport data, and supporting service-accessibility analysis. Because the supplied metadata does not describe service categories, operating details, eligibility or update timing, users should treat the layer as a location reference and verify current programme information with the relevant provider.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Outcome of New Applications

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV of outcomes for new applications from 2011 to 2021, with annual counts for orders made, no order, dismissed, withdrawn, abated, and the yearly total. The categories follow standard case disposal outcomes. Analysts use the series to see how the mix of outcomes and overall caseload shifted across the decade.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 77 rows

Donors by Age Group

Track how many people donated in Singapore by age group and calendar year from 2011 through 2021. Published by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in CSV format, this dataset supports analysis of charitable giving patterns, donor demographics, and changes in participation across age cohorts over time. Researchers, nonprofits, and policymakers can use it to study youth versus older-adult giving, compare annual donor counts, and contextualize Singapore social-sector and philanthropy trends.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 22 rows

Donors by Gender

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV of donor counts in Singapore by calendar year and gender from 2011 through 2021. Philanthropy and social-sector analysts track giving participation by gender over the decade. Columns cover calendar year, gender, and number of donors.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Gender of Applicants

Breakdown of new applicants by gender from 2011 through 2021, published by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in CSV with male, female, and total counts by year. Supports social programme uptake analysis and gender-disaggregated applicant monitoring where the underlying scheme is defined in related MSF datasets.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Age of New Applicants

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV breakdown of new applicants by age from 2011 through 2021, with counts for below 60, 60–80, 81 and over, and total. Supports analysis of applicant age profiles in MSF programme intake over the decade.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 11 rows

Number of LPAs Registered

Annual counts of Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) registrations in Singapore, published by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in CSV from 2011 through 2021 by indicator type. Supports eldercare planning research, legal preparedness trends, and MSF Office of the Public Guardian statistics.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 33 rows

Donor-Donee Relationship

Annual counts of donees appointed under registered Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) arrangements in Singapore by donor–donee relationship type, published by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in CSV. Supports eldercare legal planning research and Office of the Public Guardian statistics on multiple-donee appointments.

Ministry of Social and Family Development
CSV 4,601 rows

Baby Bonus - Approved Institutions (AI)

Ministry of Social and Family Development CSV listing of Baby Bonus Approved Institutions in Singapore, with coverage from May 2018 through January 2021. Fields include institution codes, service types, addresses, postal codes, contact numbers, and emails. Parents and service providers look up eligible centres under the Baby Bonus scheme.

Ministry of Social and Family Development