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The Community
Action for the Rehabilitation of Ex-Offenders (CARE) Network
was formed in May 2000 to improve the effectiveness of rehabilitation
of ex-offenders in Singapore. The CARE Network engages the community in rehabilitation,
co-ordinates member agencies' activities and develops initiatives for ex-offenders. |
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The CARE Network brings together major community and government organisations
responsible for rehabilitation of ex-offenders.
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| Vision |
'Hope, Confidence and Opportunities for Ex-Offenders'
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Set guidelines and directions for the comprehensive provision of aftercare support services for discharged
ex-offenders and their families.
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Co-ordinate the efforts of the member organisations and external agencies to provide a seamless transition
between incare and aftercare.
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Raise the level of public awareness and concern about the needs/problems faced by ex-offenders and
their families.
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Identify and recommend funding for appropriate CARE Network initiatives run by aftercare organisations.
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| Objectives |
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To improve the quality of rehabilitative services through knowledge sharing.
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To build awareness and understanding of the rehabilitative process amongst the general public.
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To increase efficiency by reducing duplication of work and services between member agencies.
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To create a seamless transition from incare to aftercare.
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| Members |
The CARE Network is made up of the following agencies, click on the logos to visit their websites:
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| Initiatives under CARE Network |
- Case Management Framework (CMF) for
ex-offenders in the aftercare
- CARE Day - Educational and Informational
programme
- CMF “Get-Together” events
- Yellow Ribbon Project
- Yellow Ribbon Fund
- Educational Assistance Programme
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For more details, please contact Ms Tan Sher Leen (Tan_Sher_Leen@score.gov.sg)
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Tel: 6214 2867 or visit the CARE Network website. |
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