About HCSA
Community Services
HCSA Community Services (HCSA) is a charitable organisation with the Institution of Public Character (IPC) status and a member of the National Council of Social Service.
As a family of dedicated staff, volunteer teams, corporate and community partners, we serve some of the most vulnerable in society, giving them hope for a better future.
To Give A Future And A Hope
Empowering the vulnerable to find purpose for a more abundant life
Excellence
We embrace challenges and give our best effort in whatever we do
Teamwork
We support each other and work together to achieve great things
Honour
We respect one another as individuals and value the capabilities and contributions of each person
Integrity
We are honest and truthful even when it is inconvenient, costly, or painful
Compassion
We listen deeply to understand, feel and identify with the needs of others
Servanthood
We serve others with love and selflessness
This model outlines HCSA’s strategy to achieve our mission and vision through three key areas of focus:
TO GIVE A FUTURE AND A HOPE
Quality Services
and Best Practices
Organisational
Capability
Stakeholder
Collaboration
Our Programmes
HCSA Highpoint Halfway House (HCSA Highpoint) provides a safe and substance-free residential shelter for homeless male ex-offenders, newly released prisoners, and those in recovery from addiction. Through a transitional living programme, residents are empowered to attain more permanent housing, gainful employment, and financial independence, to live a productive addiction-free life, and successfully reintegrate into society.
HCSA Dayspring Residential Treatment Centre (HCSA DRTC) is a Therapeutic Group Home that offers a caring, safe, and healing environment to help teenage girls who have suffered the complex trauma of physical, sexual or emotional abuse. Through the application of certified clinical therapy sessions, the Centre strives to help these girls become healthy individuals who can successfully reintegrate into their schools, families, and society.
HCSA Dayspring SPIN (Single Parents INformed, INvolved, INcluded) started as an initiative in collaboration with the National Council of Social Service, which aims to support caregiving and improve the quality of life for single parents or lone caregivers who are unsupported or facing limited support. SPIN empowers single parents to be resilient and self-reliant, and to help them attain increased capacity in caregiving/parenting, improve their social support, psychological well-being and increase their access to practical resources.
HCSA Academy Culinary Training Centre (HCSA Academy) aims to empower vulnerable individuals with the professional skills required to secure stable employment in the F&B industry, giving them a new lease of life and a level playing field to support themselves and their families. As a WSQ-approved Training Organisation (ATO), the Academy offers a 6-week course based on the Food Services skills framework by SkillsFuture Singapore, culminating in the highly coveted WSQ Higher Certificate in Food Services (Culinary Arts).
