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About Singapore Children’s Society Singapore Children’s Society protects and nurtures children and youth of all races and religions. In 2023, the Society reached out to 18,115 children, youth and families in need. Established in 1952, its services have evolved to meet the changing needs of children. Today, Children’s Society operates more than 10 service centres […]
Family and Children Outreach @ Children’s Society. Block 107 Yishun Ring Road #01-233 Singapore 760107. Family and Children Outreach @ Children’s Society reaches out to children who are either not yet registered in a school or attending school regularly. Social service practitioners work with these children and their families and address ...
Singapore Children’s Society was established in 1952 and protects and nurtures children and youth of all races and religions. We are led by a team of dedicated Board and key management staff and supported by our pool of volunteers and donors. Through Singapore Children’s Society Awards, we honour and celebrate the contributions and ...
Our national office and invoices. If you would like to contact any of the teams at our national office in London please call 020 7841 4400. During Covid-19, please email your invoices. Otherwise, our postal address is: The Children's Society. Whitecross Studios. Banner Street.
Singapore Children’s Society protects and nurtures children and youth of all races and religions. In 2018, the Society reached out to 78,433 children, youth and families in need. Established in 1952, its services have evolved to meet the changing needs of children. Today, Children’s Society operates 12 service centres island wide, offering ...
What we do. We provide specialist support that empowers young people to make positive changes and rediscover their hope. They want a future they can look forward to and we’re here to make sure they get it. Working alongside young people, their families and community, we will not rest until together, step-by-step, we've created a society built ...
With the support of Yellow Ribbon Fund, Children’s Society works with the caregivers and children aged seven to twelve who have experienced the incarceration of a parent. The programme aims to nurture the cognitive, social and emotional development of the children through home-based tuition, case management, groupwork and family bonding activities.
