Young Marriages

Couples and their parents will meet with INSPIRASI PPIS staff to strengthen relationships, address concerns, and discuss future plans. The programme introduces participants to INSPIRASI’s services, which are designed to support them throughout their marital journey.

Objective:

To guide couples and their families in strengthening relationships, addressing concerns, and planning for a successful marriage.

Who Should Attend:

Couples and their parents who are preparing for marriage and wish to build a solid foundation.

This interactive and engaging workshop equips couples with essential skills for building a strong, lasting marriage. Additionally, workshops are available for parents and/or guardians to help them guide couples in their marital journey.

Objective:

To provide couples with valuable skills and knowledge to establish a strong marriage foundation.

Who Should Attend:

Couples, parents, and/or guardians looking to support a successful marriage.

Couples can enhance their skills in managing marital challenges and building a stronger family life through engaging and interactive activities designed for couples and families.

Objective:

To strengthen marriages and families by providing couples with practical tools and experiences for enriching their relationships.

Who Should Attend:

Couples and families seeking to improve and enrich their relationships through interactive and supportive activities.

In this programme, couples can learn from peers and facilitators how to practically address marital issues. The sessions provide tips to enrich marital and family life while offering a platform for mutual support.

Objective:

To help couples enhance their marriage and family life by sharing insights, receiving support, and learning from each other’s experiences.

Who Should Attend:

Couples seeking to strengthen their marriage through peer support and guidance.

Couples receive personalised support to manage marital challenges through professional casework and counselling sessions.’

Objective:

To offer tailored support for couples facing marital difficulties and help them navigate challenges in their relationship.

Who Should Attend:

Couples intending to overcome roadblocks in their marriage and seeking professional guidance and support.

This service provides couples with information on available community schemes and resources to support their marital journey.

Objective:

To connect couples with relevant community resources and support systems.

Who Should Attend:

Couples who need guidance accessing readily available community schemes and resources to assist their marriage journey.

Young marriages typically pertain to marriages where one or both partners are under the age of 25. However, the definition can vary based on cultural, social, and personal factors. In Singapore, young marriages are those whom either partner is below 21 years old, or if the groom-to-be is 21 to below 25 years old, or if the bride-to-be is 21 years old and above.

The benefits of young marriages can vary greatly depending on the individuals involved. Some may grow and develop a shared sense of purpose and direction. Some may start a family earlier in life. While others may face life-changing challenges.

1. Marriage Education Workshop (#S.M.A.R.T. INSPIRASI CINTA)
2. Instil values of Sakinah, Mawaddah and Rahmah)
3. All programmes and activities are free of charge
4. 10 year support for young couples (Age at the time of marriage: groom below 25 or either party below 21)

Effective communication, mutual respect, shared values and goals, financial stability, and emotional maturity are some key factors that may contribute to successful young marriages. Not to mention, each should have the ability to navigate challenges and adapt to change. These factors play a significant role in building a strong and lasting relationship.