It's not divorce that affects kids, it's the conflict
Identify how divorce contributes to negative outcomes for children to help shape the right policies to strengthen families

The Ministry of Social and Family Development earlier this month published a landmark study on the long-term effects of divorce on children.
Compared with peers whose parents remained married, these children were less likely to have graduated from university, earned less and had lower Central Provident Fund balances at age 35. They were also more likely to be unmarried or divorced.
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