Children’s rights in the digital age of artificial intelligence

Regional Children’s Meeting provides a platform for children across Asia to share their experiences, insights and recommendations on various aspects of children’s rights.
Growing through Giving: Aysha’s journey of self-discovery and service
Discover how a service user-turned-volunteer was inspired to give back to the community while continuing her journey of personal growth
Impact Story – Rebuilding Bonds: A Mother’s determination to reunite with her son

This story highlights the journey of a mother and son who navigated the challenging path of reunification. Through unwavering love and resilience, they overcame obstacles and rebuilt their bond. Click to read more.
From Silence to Support: How mental health check-ins empower our youth

Mental health check-ins empower young people to take charge of their mental well-being and receive timely guidance, fostering a culture of openness around mental health.
Service Spotlight: Reunification Service – Fostering strong family ties

At Singapore Children’s Society, we have a dedicated Reunification Service (RS) team which sits under the Children In Care Group, supporting vulnerable children and youth between 0 to 21 years old.
Building bonds with Royal Bank of Canada for a mutual cause

Our donors are the lifeblood of our mission, providing not only the financial resources but also the encouragement and confidence to continue doing what Children’s Society does – protecting and nurturing children, youth and families in need.
Impact Story: K’s journey towards self-acceptance

A home with a nurturing, communicative and an understanding environment is vital for the mental wellbeing of children and youth. Take a look at how one distressed individual gained hope and confidence after all the necessary elements came together.
Service Spotlight: Flourishing Minds – pulling the brakes on mental health stigmas

Flourishing Minds (FM) @ Singapore Children’s Society is a mental health service initiated by Singapore Children’s Society in 2022. FM provides essential care for youth with mild to moderate mental health symptoms. This includes mental health check-ins, mental health literacy programme, casework and counselling
Seeking parents’ perspectives on children’s mental health

We recognise that there is a knowledge gap regarding parents’ and children’s experiences in the child’s mental health journey. Our Research Unit will be conducting a study that requires the participation of parents with children aged 9 to 15. The findings from this study will provide valuable insights that will help us design better programmes to support parents and children.
Understanding suicide risks in our children and young persons

The issue of suicide among children is a deeply concerning and complex phenomenon. It can be more complicated in Asian societies, due to the stigma attached to mental health issues. While children are often perceived as being resilient and carefree, they too can experience significant mental health challenges that may lead to thoughts of suicide. […]