Drug addiction can affect anyone, regardless of education, profession or background. In a feature by The Straits Times, HCSA Community Services’ Manager of Strategic Communications, Cornelyus Tan, shares his personal journey with drug addiction — from maintaining a successful career…
HCSA Highpoint is featured in this CNA Insider YouTube Short, which follows Swee Beng as he takes his first steps into a halfway house after completing 14 months in the Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC). The video highlights the important role…
As HCSA Community Services marks its 30th anniversary, CEO Andrew Tay is featured in Robb Report Singapore, where he reflects on purpose-driven leadership, philanthropy and HCSA’s continued commitment to creating opportunities for transformation and second chances. The interview explores Andrew’s…
HCSA Academy was recently featured on CNA938, where Sony HAQ joined Susan Ng to share the life-changing work taking place through the Academy and the impact it has on individuals rebuilding their lives. While HCSA Academy equips trainees with professional…
Shirlene’s childhood was shaped by instability and loss—experiences that left her carrying deep wounds into her teenage years. Over time, a consistent circle of care at HCSA Dayspring helped her rebuild trust, find safety again, and grow into an OWENA leader who now walks alongside other young women on their own paths of healing.
HCSA Community Services today celebrated a significant milestone in its expansion of services with the official opening of HCSA Dayspring, a residential treatment centre that co-locates Singapore’s only Therapeutic Group Home (TGH) for girls up to 18 years old and the nation’s only Small Group Care (SGC) Home for girls above 12, with the capacity to serve up to 27 teenage girls at a time.
AIMS, an alumni support group of HCSA Community Services, celebrated a significant milestone on their sixth anniversary with the launch of AIMSpace, which marks a new chapter as the first dedicated community space in support of ex-offender reintegration and strengthening family ties.
In celebration of the World Hepatitis Day (28 July), HCSA Community Services and NHG Health’s Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to reinforce their shared commitment to eliminating Hepatitis C (HCV) among former drug offenders in Singapore, aligning with the World Health Organization’s global strategy of eliminating Hepatitis C.
At HCSA Highpoint, caseworker Sheevangi walks alongside male ex-offenders as they rebuild their lives. With compassion, grit, and an unshakable belief in second chances, Sheev helps residents secure employment, housing, and emotional support — laying the groundwork for lasting reintegration. Her journey, shaped by empathy and conviction, reflects her belief that no one is beyond hope, and change is always possible with the right support.