Christian Counselling Services

OUR VISION

To see every ex-offender experience a life-changing relationship with Christ, living transformed lives by serving others, glorifying God, and equipped for every good work.

OUR MISSION

To bring healing and restoration to the lives of ex-offenders through Christian principles and values, empowering them to live responsible and fruitful lives that bless their families, friends, communities and nation.

OUR CORE VALUES

Compassion & Love – Reaching out with empathy and care.
Candor & Humility – Speaking the truth in love with grace and sincerity.
Steadfastness & Patience – Persevering in faith and hope.

Who We Are

Christian Counselling Services (CCS) is an inclusive inter-denominational Christian non-profit organisation. It reaches out to prison inmates, ex-offenders and their families regardless of race or religion through faith based and secular programs.

CCS partners Singapore Prison Service (SPS), individual volunteers, churches, social service organisations in the community to help men, women and their families in Singapore’s prison system during their time of imprisonment, and after release.

Who We Are

Who We Help

The prison environment can be a dim place, where inmates face a host of emotional challenges such as sense of loss, loneliness, anxiety concerns over family members, loss of purpose, frustration and anger.

Ex-offenders also face a complex variety of challenges after release from prison. These challenges evolve throughout their rehabilitation journey beginning from immediate release to several years after release.

Our Impact

Over the years, Christian Counselling Services (CCS) has reached out to hundreds of prison inmates, ex-offenders, and their families in Singapore. Through our faith-based and secular programs, we have helped individuals rebuild their lives, restore hope, and strengthen family bonds.

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Be Part of Our Journey

Incare

CCS volunteers’ visit Changi Prison Complex several times a week, building rapport and friendship by engaging with inmates as part of Incare.

Aftercare

Aftercare provides a helping hand in integrating back into the society, developing new friendship with pro-social communities through the volunteers.

Give

All donations go into running the operations of CCS’s ministry work.

Pray

The Lord knows what we need, please join us in unceasing prayer.

Success Stories

David Siow

I was 13 years old when I had my first brush with drugs and sleeping pills. Thereafter, I progressed to cannabis and heroin. However, I did not feel that was enough for me. I joined the largest secret society in Singapore, dealing in illegal money lending and prostitution.

Jack Wong

My past folly has caused my family to despise me. I ended up with a broken family as well as a broken leg. I was feeling guilty and depressed. I felt that life was meaningless. I cried out for someone to help me and set me free from the bondage of drug and sin.

Darren Lim

At the age of 14, I dropped out of school and joined the secret society. I mixed around with bad company and started smoking and drinking. Subsequently, I experimented with sleeping pills and cannabis. Out of curiosity and encouraged by my peers, I even tried heroin.

Dawn Tan Wang Hiang

At 13, I started skipping classes and hanging out with older kids who sold pills and fake thrills. I tried drugs to feel brave and noticed I quickly needed more. My grades dropped, my mum stopped calling, and I felt invisible. I began stealing small amounts to feed my habit until I was caught and humiliated.

Take the First Step Towards Support and Change

Whether you are an inmate, an ex-offender, a family member, or someone who wants to volunteer, Christian Counselling Services (CCS) is here to help. Reach out today and be part of a journey that rebuilds lives and strengthens communities.