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Physical struggles:

- Accessibility (Commuting from place to place)

Household chores

Taking care of yourself

Ability to find jobs/ job opportunities

Emotional struggles:

Holding up your self-esteem, learning to adapt

Finding a partner

No drive in life

Leads to potential consequences like depression

Assistance needed:

Special education schools

Financial support

Job opportunities

Special public facilities

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other organisations can also contribute to meeting unmet needs

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Its a joint effort rather than just the government's.

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To a significant extent yes; the government is responsible for channeling collective resources provided by the mass whether by law or due to social acceptance. However, this does not mean that the government should be wholly responsible.

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To a significant extent yes; the government is responsible for channeling collective resources provided by the mass whether by law or due to social acceptance. However, this does not mean that the government should be wholly responsible.

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Yes, it's the governments responsibility because they have the resources and they know who the people with unmet needs are.

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Yes. We believe they have the necessary power and resources to support the programmes to meet Singapore's unmet needs.

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Yes to a certain extent. The government only has limited funds to provide for such communities. They are also capable of creating opportunities for people in such community to strive in and better their own situations. However, it is still up to the people to take up the opportunities given to them and make their lives better. If the government provides too much,

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To a certain extent,
Yes - take care of fundamental needs, just like paternalistic governance in Singapore.

No - in order to have a sustainable structure,

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The government has the resources and power to fulfil unmet needs. Although we cannot rely on the Government entirely, it is important for the govt. to play a part in pushing for it

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For the vulnerable communities in Singapore,  government's intervention plays a part in helping them to fulfill their basic needs.
However, over reliance is not recommended.

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Partly the government's responsibility I guess. We think that it's important that the government does have things put in place to ensure stability for it's citizens [safety net]. The government however, should not provide EVERYTHING for it's citizens and we shouldn't rely just on the government. We must learn to be hardworking and diligent, but knowing that there is a safety net set by the government. 

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Partly the government's responsibility I guess. We think that it's important that the government does have things put in place to ensure stability for it's citizens [safety net]. The government however, should not provide EVERYTHING for it's citizens and we shouldn't rely just on the government. We must learn to be hardworking and diligent, but knowing that there is a safety net set by the government. 

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Do you think it's the government's responsibility to provide for unmet needs of vulnerable communities in Singapore?

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Do you think it's the government's responsibility to provide for unmet needs of vulnerable communities in Singapore?

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It is the government's responsibility only in terms of supporting and kick-starting initiatives for the free market.

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Group 5
In some sense, yes. For instance, those elderly who do not have enough money for their medical treatment