If you and your spouse are unable to reach an agreement on the divorce and ancillary matters, you must attend a mandatory co-parenting programme (CPP). This is especially so for divorcing parents with children under 21 years old.
The CPP consist of 2 parts: (1) e-learning and (2) consultation with a counsellor.
How do I apply for CPP?
To apply for CPP, you will need to log in with your Singpass via the link here. If you have difficulty in doing so, we can assist.
Do I have to attend the CPP together with my spouse?
What do I have to do for the e-learning?
When do I have to book an appointment for the consultation?
How long does the consultation take?
Who will be speaking with me during the consultation?
Do I have to pay to attend the CPP?
Can my friends or lawyer complete the CPP on my behalf?
What if I am residing overseas？
How can I be excluded from CPP?
Can I choose any agency to attend the CPP consultation?
DSSA Centres / FAM@FSCs:
- provides programmes and services for divorcing or divorced families
1. HELP Family Service Centre DSSA
Address: Blk 570 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 #01-3317 Singapore 560570
Tel: 6457 5188
Email: e-counsel@helpfsc.org.sg
2. Strengthening Families Programme @ Family Service Centre (Thye Hua Kwan) - Commonwealth
Address: Blk 54 Commonwealth Drive #01-566 Singapore 142054
Tel: 6357 9188
Email: FAM@ thkmc.org.sg
3. Strengthening Families Programme @ Family Service Centre (Methodist Welfare Services) - Buangkok
Address: Blk 997B Buangkok Crescent #01-853 Singapore 532997
Tel: 6330 1080
Email: FAM@mws.sg
4. Strengthening Families Programme @ Family Service Centre (TRANS) - Bedok
Address: Blk 133 Bedok Reservoir Road #01-1205 Singapore 470133
Tel: 6547 0338
Email: FAM@trans.org.sg
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