Does your child know what to do when they are feeling unsafe?  With the rise in child abuse cases and children’s increased internet use, it is important for children to know how to keep themselves safe in all situations – real life and online.

Join us for a day of learning on Friday, 14 October, as we celebrate seven decades of bringing hope and smiles to children and families!

Mrs Priscilla Lui, chairperson of the Hong Kong Committee on Children’s Rights, will shine a light on the need for a collective response in her talk, “A Shared Journey Safeguarding our Children.

Storm Riders is an anger management that helps children to understand their emotions and respond to anger in a healthy manner, without harming themselves, others and the environment.

Started in 2013, the Singapore Children’s Forum (SCF) is a platform for children and young persons (CYPs) in Singapore to express their views on issues that matter to them.

In a bid to build children and youth’s resilience, we are offering a complimentary talk and workshop on trauma-informed care.

Storm Riders is an anger management that helps children to understand their emotions and respond to anger in a healthy manner, without harming themselves, others and the environment.

This year, the theme for the Singapore Children’s Forum is “Why is it sometimes not fair?”, where we delve into the world of 25 children and youth who shared their perception on what unfairness and inequality looks like from their lenses.

This lecture highlights the potential areas where there might be grounds to hesitate in accepting the standard textbook view of best practices in parenting.

Storm Riders is an anger management intervention programme that targets the various cognitive-behavioural difficulties manifested by children with anger or behaviour problems.

In the society, people refer to kids from low-income homes as individual “delinquents” or from “dysfunctional families.”

Children Service Centre will be conducting Camp GRATUS, a 2D1N residential camp for 9 and 10-year-olds…

Join us to rethink success and find out what makes our children shine.

Be the change, be bully free

In conjunction with our 65th anniversary, we will be conducting our 65th Anniversary Conference from 24 to 25 November 2017. Singapore Children’s Forum will take place…

Delete Cyberbullying

Ms Grace Fu, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, will deliver the 10th Singapore Children’s Society Lecture on 8 October 2016 at the National Museum of Singapore’s Gallery Theatre.

Project Invest is a fun and experiential 4-session course for parents with children 6 to 12 years of age who are keen to learn parenting skills and knowledge.

Tinkle Friend Camp engages children in a meaningful way through the Social and Emotional Learning Principles. The three-day non-residential camp is specially designed for children aged 9 to 12. The theme for the camp is ‘Social Awareness’.

The annual Singapore Children’s Society Lecture, inaugurated in 2007 as part of our 55th Anniversary Celebrations, is one of the Society’s efforts to reach out to professionals working with children and families as well as to the members of the public…

Children’s Society is hitting the road to power real action against bullying. As part of our Bully-Free Programme, we will hold our inaugural Bully-Free Roadshow…

This year’s Forum focuses on the theme “What Makes You Happy”. As we explore the inner world of the child to gain insight into what makes children happy…

Singapore Children’s Society Talks and Workshops Programmes Centre will be conducting a parenting talk on the topic of parent-to-child love languages.

Parenting talk, titled Tweens to Teens, shares tips on how parents can support their children who are transiting into teenage lives.

Project Invest is a fun and experiential 4-session course for parents with children 6 to 12 years of age who are keen to learn parenting skills and knowledge.

The annual Singapore Children’s Society Lecture, inaugurated in 2007 as part of our 55th Anniversary Celebrations, is one of the Society’s efforts to reach out to professionals working with children and families as well as to the members of the public…

Singapore Children’s Society presents our annual Bully-Free Forum. The objective of the forum is to provide a platform to build awareness and advocacy among youth on the issue of cyberbullying…

Project Invest is a fun and experiential 4-session course for parents with children 6 to 12 years of age who are keen to learn parenting skills and knowledge.

In Search of Happiness is a 3-day 2-night residential camp for children aged 10 to 12, revolving around the theme of happiness…

Project Invest is a fun and experiential 4-session course for parents with children 6 to 12 years of age who are keen to learn parenting skills and knowledge.