Restorative Service
Allkin Singapore's restorative service enables incarcerated individuals and their families to succeed in their recovery journey by providing in-care and after-care support.
What We Do
Allkin's Restorative Service is committed to transforming lives and strengthening communities by supporting individuals and families impacted by incarceration. Guided by our vision to build thriving communities within an ecosystem of care, we focus on enhancing the social capital of our clients and fostering strong community connections, helping them rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.
Our work supports individuals and families throughout the entire journey - from incarceration to reintegration. Through case management to family support, we empower our clients to navigate challenges, pursue personal goals, and contribute meaningfully to society. By partnering with the Singapore Prison Service and community stakeholders, and by tailoring interventions to each individual’s unique needs, we help create sustainable pathways toward stability, dignity, and long-term purpose.
How We Enhance & Enrich Lives
We uplift clients in their journey towards recovery through:
Case Management
Through casework, groupwork, and counselling services, our Case Managers support both individuals who are admitted into the criminal justice system and their affected families in facilitating reintegration by connecting them with relevant resources and partners, and curating personalised plans to achieve their life goals, while mitigating the risk of recidivism to prevent re-offending and relapse.
Family Resource Centre
Allkin's Family Resource Centre (FRC) provides vital support to inmates and their families through Information and Referral (I&R) services. Acting as the lead agency on behalf of the Singapore Prison Service, the FRC helps families navigate transitional challenges during incarceration and reintegration.
Our services include:
Assessing and addressing financial, childcare, housing, and employment needs.
Coordinating with community partners to ensure timely and comprehensive support.
Providing immediate aid for crisis situations and complex family circumstances.
Facilitating referrals and case coordination for long-term support.
Whether it's during admission, incarceration, or pre-release, the FRC is committed to ensuring no family faces these challenges alone.
By The Numbers
151
individuals in reformative training discovered their strengths and built confidence by becoming active contributors to the community.
103
runs of Social Skills Training Programme organised to develop self-efficacy and social capacities of incarcerated individuals.