2018

• COMNET Senior Service opened three new senior activity centres in central and northeast Singapore.
• MSF appointed Youth Infinity as an Integrated Service Provider (ISP) to two regions in Singapore. ISPs provide divisionary programmes to youth in the community.
• MSF appointed Transition Plus @ Jalan Bukit Merah as a Transitional Shelter tp render temporary shelter services to families with children, who have exhausted all means of accommodation.
• AMKFSC celebrated our 40th Anniversary in serving the community, attended by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong

2017

• The Centre for Collaborative Practice is launched at AMKFSC-UniSIM Symposium 2017.
• AMKFSC is awarded the 3rd ASEAN Leadership Award on Rural Development and Poverty Eradication.
• Dr Vincent Ng, Chief Executive Officer, received the Outstanding Social Worker Award.
• Bakery Hearts officially opened its new kitchen at Ang Mo Kio Community Centre.

2016

• Launch of commemorative cookbook Recipe Retrospective, a collaboration between senior beneficiaries at COMNET Senior Service and students from Nanyang Polytechnic.
• Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong officiated the opening of four centres - Family Services @ Yio Chu Kang, Family Services @ Teck Ghee, Youth Infinity and COMNET Cluster Support.
• The Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) appointed AMKFSC under the Safe and Strong Families - Preservation (SSF-P) programme.

2015

• Temasek Cares KIDS 0-3 Centre, in partnership with Temasek Cares and KK Women's and Children's Hospital, began operations. 
• Published Learning by Doing: Involving Children in Social Practice, one of the first literatures in Singapore consolidating best social work practices for working with children in Singapore. 
• Mr Isaac Teo Lai Huat, Centre Manager at Transition Plus+, received the Promising Social Worker Award. 
• Established MindCare, a community mental health service that aims to respond to the increasing needs for community mental health support.

2014

• Opened Family Services @ Teck Ghee. 
• The Ang Mo Kio Family Service Centres underwent corporatisation and was henceforth known as AMKFSC Community Services Ltd. 
• Family Services @ Yio Chu Kang began operations. 
• Ms Lee Sin Yan, assistant senior social worker at Cheng San Family Service Centre, received the Promising Social Worker Award. 

2013

• First AMKFSC-UniSIM Symposium saw a turnout of more than 300 social service practitioners. 
• Ms Yogeswari Munisamy, Principal Social Worker at The Ang Mo Kio Family Service Centres, received the Outstanding Social Worker Award.

2012

• Punggol Family Service Centre began operations.
• Established Transition Plus+ to serve low-income and multi-stressed families living in interim rental housing.

2011

• Nexus Family Resource Centre (FRC) began operations at Changi Prison Link Complex. 
• Mr Mohd Fareez Bin Mohd Fahmy, Centre Manager at Nexus Family Resource Centre, received the Promising Social Worker Award.

2010

• Initiated the Bakery Hearts programme, which aims to support women from low-income families, who face chronic difficulties in gaining employment.

2009

• Mr Chua Wei Bin, Centre Head of Cheng San Family Service Centre, received the Promising Social Worker Award.

2007

• Launched COMNET Senior Service to support vulnerable and socially-isolated seniors living in the Ang Mo Kio, Sin Ming and Bishan area.

2006

• Youth Infinity, our youth work-specialised centre, began operations to reach out and engage at-risk youths between the ages of 11 and 21.

2001

• Government appointed six agencies in Singapore, including AMKFSC, to run the Healthy Start Programme, targeted at high-risk and dysfunctional families with infants and children between the ages of zero and six. 
• Opened our third branch, Sengkang Family Service Centre.

1995

• Renamed The Ang Mo Kio Family Service Centres. 
• Opened our second branch, Cheng San Family Service Centre. 

1987

• Launched Before and After School Individualised Care (BASIC) to provide supervised care for latchkey children between the ages of seven and 14.

1984

• Registered as an autonomous organisation under the Societies Act with its first independent volunteer management committee. 

1978

• Singapore's one-stop family service centre, Ang Mo Kio Social Service Centre, was established to help residents who are facing psychosocial and financial issues. Served as a national model for subsequent family service centres across Singapore.