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Youths at the Singapore Boys' Home and Singapore Girls’ Home have access to vocational courses and skills certification programmes that gear towards preparing them for employment.
Last updated 6mo ago. Singapore Girls' Home. Address: 1 Defu Avenue 1 Singapore 539540. Tel: 6488-1045 (Mon - Fri: 9am to 6pm) Email: [ AskYRS@msf.gov.sg]
Youth Residential Service volunteers befriend youths residing in Singapore Boys’ and Girls’ Homes. If you are passionate about helping youths to re-integrate into the community and lead meaningful lives, come join us as a volunteer!
Dec 4, 2023 · The 16-year-old who ran away from home multiple times had breached a youth court order to stay in a voluntary children’s home, and her mother had her admitted to the Girls’ Home.
(MSF Consolidated Hotline - to reach the Singapore Girls' Home, say "Girls' Home" when prompted by the virtual assistant) Alternatively, you may reach us at: 6488 1045
MWS Girls’ Residence is a Children and Young Persons Home supported by the Ministry of Social and Family Development, providing out-of-home residential care for vulnerable young women who have experienced trauma and childhood adverse experiences, and are in need of care and protection.
PERTAPIS CENTRE FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS provides residential care for young women who are victims of abuse, come from dysfunctional families or are in conflict with the law. The centre offers shelter, care and protection to 100 women from 14 to 21 years old.
Gladiolus Place is a non-profit Christian Children's Home for vulnerable teenage Girls aged 11 and above. Here, we provide a safe and loving family environment for every Girl who walks through our doors.
May 31, 2018 · Robina Navato (‘Bhing’, as affectionately known) works in Singapore as a domestic worker and is a long-time volunteer with HOME. This is her reflection on her sharing at Singapore Girls’ Home in May 2018. It was such an amazing experience to give a talk at the Singapore Girls’ Home; it was something I never expected myself to do.
As a caseworker at Singapore Girls’ Home, Marie works with youth offenders and those in need of care and protection. She reaches out to her clients and seeks to connect with them differently through the use of animal-assisted therapy.
