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Family Service Centre (FSC) FSCs provide support for low-income and/or vulnerable individuals and families with social and emotional issues, and work towards stability, self-reliance and social mobility.
Directories allow visitors to search for FSCs, SSOs, FAM@FSCs, SCCs and other support centres such as pre-schools near your chosen postal code.
Founded in 1970, AWWA Family Service Centre (FSC) is a community-based agency that assists and supports individuals and families in need. Our primary focus in serving vulnerable and low-income individuals and families is to help them achieve independence, stability and resiliency.
List of Service Providers. You may refer to the list of FAM@FSCs below and contact the nearest centre for more details or to schedule an appointment. Other social service agencies providing marriage or divorce support:
Our Care Corner Family Service Centres (FSC) are community-based social service providers that support individuals and families through life challenges.
Jummaida Rusdon (June Rusdon) is a Board Member of Singapore Muslim Women’s Association (PPIS) and one of the Directors of PPIS’s subsidiary company, 7oaks Pte Ltd which oversees the management of our Early Childhood Education Centres.
Family Service Centres (FSCs) are community-based social services that provide support for low-income and/or vulnerable individuals and families with social and emotional issues.
RESOURCES. HELP FSC E-book – about our 25-year tradition is now available online. Our Volunteers. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Please send application via: helpfsc.org.sg/volunteer-enquiry. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Learn More. Events. UPCOMING AND CURRENT EVENTS To be available. Learn More. Resources.
What are the services available at Family Service Centres (FSCs)? msf. Last updated 6mo ago. FSCs provide Information & Referral services, Casework, Group Work and Community Work. 1. Information and Referral. Providing information about social services and government assistance.
FAM@FSC works with stakeholders, community partners and religious organisations to strengthen marriages and families. This aligns with MSF’s Alliance for Action (AfA) to Strengthen Marriages and Family Relationships, which aims to build an ecosystem of partnerships within the community.
