From left to right: Jose, Styles, Abrom
*picture from talklfc
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Thursday, August 02, 2007
SDU changes its focus
The SDU (So-sial Development Unit) is set to change its focus from bringing men and women together to bringing parents and children together. This initiative is in conjunction with the gahmen's pro-family work-life balance program to help families with both parents working full-time bond more closely with their children.
In a recent survey, parents and children were polled how long each day they spent together as a family. Almost 75% replied 1 hour or less. Interestingly, the same percentage also falls under the national poverty level.
Mr Aji Nomojo, a spokesperson from SDU said, "We have set up very creative programs to help the families interact and bond more closely. We have work around the time constrain issues by the families who have to work 3 jobs or more. Programs include blind-bonding and speed bonding."
Mat Love,
Straight Times
In a recent survey, parents and children were polled how long each day they spent together as a family. Almost 75% replied 1 hour or less. Interestingly, the same percentage also falls under the national poverty level.
Mr Aji Nomojo, a spokesperson from SDU said, "We have set up very creative programs to help the families interact and bond more closely. We have work around the time constrain issues by the families who have to work 3 jobs or more. Programs include blind-bonding and speed bonding."
Mat Love,
Straight Times
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