Chance for couples to rekindle lost spark in marriages


For a better relationship: Tan (centre) holding a book on ‘Building Happy Families’ at the press conference in Seremban. Also present were state National Population and Family Development Board director Bibi Azlilee Abdullah and state Women Development Department director Ruzanna Sager Ahmad (left).

SEREMBAN: Couples who need to rekindle the lost spark in their marriage can now sign up for a government-sponsored “Second Honeymoon” initiative.

One of the main considerations is that they must have been married for more than five years and signed up with a registered non-governmental organisation (NGO) which would in turn apply for a government grant under the “SmartStart Second Honeymoon” scheme to run the activities.

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