Organisation
Learn about SPS's organisation structure, leadership, rehabilitation works and role within the Home Team.
The Singapore Prison Service (SPS) is a uniformed organisation instituted in 1946 and is one of the 11 Agencies under the Ministry of Home Affairs (opens in new tab) (MHA). Its organisation structure comprises line units and staff divisions that support SPS in carrying out its responsibilities.
Together, with MHA and the other Home Team agencies, we form part of the Home Team. SPS contributes to MHA’s Vision of being 'A Trusted Home Team, A Safe and Secure Singapore' through the secure custody and rehabilitation of offenders.
SPS staff, known as Captains of Lives (COLs), are highly engaged and work in an organisation recognised as one of Singapore’s Best Employers.
SPS’s tagline: 'Rehab, Renew, Restart' emphasises our commitment to rehabilitate offenders who desire to change, renew and restart their lives for the better, with the support of the community.

Organisation Structure
The Singapore Prison Service organisation structure comprises line units grouped under five Commands, supported by 11 staff divisions.
SPS currently administers 14 institutions, Selarang Park Community Supervision Centre (SPCSC) and Community Rehabilitation Centre (CRC). They make up SPS’s line units and are grouped under five Commands:
Cluster A
Cluster B
Cluster C
Community Corrections Command
Operations & Security Command
At the staff level, SPS has 11 Divisions:
Corporate Communications & Service Division
Intelligence Division
Investigation Division
Logistics & Finance Division
Operations Division
Psychological & Correctional Rehabilitation Division
Rehabilitation & Reintegration Division
Risk Management & Assurance Division
Staff Development Division
Strategic Planning Division
Transformation & Technology Division

