Community Corrections

Learn how SPS supports inmates’ transition into the community through supervised programmes, aftercare and partnerships that strengthen reintegration and reduce re-offending.

Last updated on 16 September 2026

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Aftercare (In the Community)

Discover how SPS supports offenders in the community in rebuilding their lives through community programmes, supervision and reintegration support.

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Community Based Programmes

CBPs help supervisees reintegrate by strengthening family connections, employment, and positive contributions to society.

Conditional Remission System (CRS) & Mandatory Aftercare Scheme (MAS)

Learn how the Community Remission System and Mandatory Aftercare Scheme support ex-offenders in their re-integration back into society and deter re-offending.

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Release on Supervision & CRC

ROS and CRC support rehabilitation through supervision, counselling, reintegration, and community partnerships for eligible offenders.

Community Based Sentences (CBS)

Community-based sentences rehabilitate eligible first-time offenders through community programmes, avoiding criminal records upon successful completion.