Family Service Centres (FSC) are neighbourhood-based focal points of family resources anyone can turn to for any family-related matters. Services available in the Family Service Centres include: individual and family counselling; family life education; before & after school care; youth programmes; children's enrichment classes; and information, referral and helpline services.

The Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) hotline 1800-221-4444 is available around the clock to anyone who is distressed, suicidal or in despair. The helpline is manned by a group of trained volunteers of diverse backgrounds, occupations, religions, ethnic groups and ages. They share a common capacity to care and listen to anyone going through a difficult time. All information given by a client is treated as strictly confidential and anyone approaching SOS is free to accept or reject help offered, and to remain anonymous if so desired.

Ray of Hope is a service provided by Christian Care Services Singapore to educate the public and to help people with gambling addiction. Ray of Hope provides consultation, education, counselling and programmes for free or at nominal charges to help individuals with problem gambling.

One Hope Centre is a Christian-based voluntary welfare organisation set up to help members of the public who are gambling and/or are loan shark victims. Specifically, the Centre offers help in the following areas:

• Gambling addiction problems
• Debt problems
• Loan shark harassment problems

The Centre offers a holistic recovery process for gambling addicts who want to turn their life around.

WE CARE aims to be a leader in the area of drug, alcohol and gambling prevention and hopes that by developing evidence-based and culturally appropriate prevention programmes, it is able to address the debilitating effects of addiction further upstream. It provides:

• A sanctuary and learning platform for recovering individuals
• A resource centre for recovering individuals, families undergoing treatment, professionals, students and volunteers
• A hub for recovery support groups and 12 Step fellowships
• A holistic, caring nurturing environment
• An opportunity for the renewal and transformation of family relationships

It also runs courses for professionals interested in studying addictions and treatments.