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What are the emergency hotlines?


Updated by SPSVCO

In the event of any immediate threat to life, please call 999 (Police) or 995 (SCDF).

National Mindline: 1771

Provides a safe space where individuals can seek help without fear of stigma. All conversations are kept confidential, and help-seekers can choose to remain anonymous.

The national mindline 1771’s trained counsellors will offer comprehensive support through:

i. Counselling for those navigating difficult life situations or experiencing mental health concerns;

ii. Providing guidance on common mental health queries; and

iii. Wayfinding assistance and referrals to suitable support services, ranging from digital self-help platforms to professional mental healthcare providers and community support groups.

Samaritans of Singapore (SOS): 1767

Provides emotional support for those in distress and address crisis-related concerns. This service is manned by trained volunteers.

SPS Lead Case Managers (LCM)

For supervisee-related matters, please contact the respective LCMs assigned to the case.

SPCSC Hotlines

  • VCOs may contact the SPCSC hotlines at 6514 5772 or 6514 5842 stating that there is urgent, important supervisee-related information to relay to the LCM in charge.

  • During the call, VCOs are to leave their name, contact number and supervisee's inmate number. The VCO Team will contact them as soon as possible.

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