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Singapore Prison Service (SPS)

Singapore Prison Service

As a correctional agency, we enforce secure custody of offenders and rehabilitate them, for a safe Singapore.

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Latest News

Read about latest SPS annual reports, media release, prison news and notices here.

21 September 2026

Temporary Suspension of Televisit Services at Yellow Ribbon Cares

Notices

3 September 2026

Singapore Prison Service Introduces PROTECT to Enhance Prison Safety and Security

Media Releases

13 August 2026

Advisory On Fake Websites Impersonating MHA And Home Team Agencies

Media Releases
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The Throughcare Journey

Explore the rehabilitation journey through the eyes of inmates and their families.

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The Rehabilitation Journey

Read about an inmate’s correctional journey, from incarceration and rehabilitation to reintegration into the community.

a second chance to prepare for together

Waiting On The Other Side

Read about a family’s journey as they support a loved one through incarceration, rehabilitation and reintegration into the community.

Our EcoSystem

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Yellow Ribbon Project

The Yellow Ribbon Project (YRP) is a national public engagement campaign aimed at changing society’s mindset in giving ex-offenders a second chance in life.

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CARE Network

The CARE Network was set up to provide an inclusive and supportive environment for ex-offenders’ reintegration.

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Desistor Network

The Desistor Network brings together over 50 agencies to help ex-offenders stay crime-free and rebuild their lives.