Goh Hanyan on demand for SG Youth Plan co-living pilot
The SG Youth Plan co-living pilot initiative has drawn interest with a good number of youths registering for the 100 units available. Most cited the need to have more personal space and experience independent living. As the initiative is still in the very early stages, the government will continue to monitor the eventual take-up and glean further lessons on youths' needs, preferences and considerations for flexible accommodation options. Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Culture, Community and Youth Goh Hanyan said this in reply to an MP’s questions in parliament on Wednesday (Sep 9).
The SG Youth Plan co-living pilot initiative has drawn interest with a good number of youths registering for the 100 units available. Most cited the need to have more personal space and experience independent living. As the initiative is still in the very early stages, the government will continue to monitor the eventual take-up and glean further lessons on youths' needs, preferences and considerations for flexible accommodation options. Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Culture, Community and Youth Goh Hanyan said this in reply to an MP’s questions in parliament on Wednesday (Sep 9).