About Us

Christian Counselling Services

Set Free, Break Cycles, Give Hope

Join us in our mission to free ex-offenders from all bondages and live purposeful lives.

CCS History and Milestones

In the mid-1970s, drug problem in Singapore became a national crisis.
On top of getting the various government agencies, commercial organizations and general public involved in eradicating drugs, a call was also made for volunteers to the religious sectors. The response was overwhelming, coming from the six religious groups.

Late 1977

Leaders from different Christian denominations gathered to form a group to co-ordinate the Christian effort in combating the drug abuse problem in Singapore. This gave rise to Christian Counselling Services (CCS) with its first location within Anglican Welfare Services, Armenian Church, 60 Hill Street. Volunteers were then deployed across 6 rehabilitation centres and Rose Lodge for the next 10 years.

Mid 1985

CCS came under the umbrella of Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (SANA). Refresher and special training courses were provided for volunteers with new volunteers being recruited from across the churches in Singapore. In 1987, CCS moved to its own premises at 10 Seng Poh Road.

May 2012

CCS became an independent non-profit voluntary welfare organization after an organizational restructuring by SANA, and relocated its office to 605B Macpherson Road, Citimac Industrial Complex.