SSHR-Thematic Grant Type A

Exploring Time Poverty And Mental Health in Singapore Women With Young Children

Host Institution

NUS

23 May 2022

Principal Investigator: Assistant Professor Yvette van der Eijk

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Grant details

Name of Recipient	Assistant Professor Yvette van der Eijk Department of Health Systems and Behavioural Sciences, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, National University of Singapore (NUS)
Project Title	Exploring Time Poverty And Mental Health in Singapore Women With Young Children
Project Status	Ongoing
Year Awarded	2022
Type of Grant	Social Science Research Thematic Grant
Funding Type	A
Theme	The Future of Society

The study aims to explore time poverty and its associated mental health impacts in Singaporean women with children aged 0 - 7 years.

The study will provide new insights to support women's development initiatives and improved mental well-being and family policies in Singapore.