Welfare

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Student Welfare and Counselling

NJC adopts a ‘strength-based’ approach towards students’ holistic well-being.

To lead with sensitivity and to serve with honour, a leader must be of sound character.  To this end, the Student Welfare and Counselling Teams work closely with personal mentors and other committees in the pastoral care of our students, guided by MOE’s Social Emotional Learning.

If you would like to find out more about our initiatives or to speak with our team, you may visit our counselling portal (with some online self-help resources) or contact any one of us:

		Ms Sharon Phua Head of Department Student Welfare and Boarding	Email: sharon_phua_phek_heng@moe.edu.sg
		Mrs Cheong- Lim Chin Yin Senior School Counsellor	Email: lim_chin_yin@moe.edu.sg

Counselling is a collaborative therapeutic relationship which allows the student to have a safe space to explore his/her issues and challenges. Together with the student, we work on his/her strengths and   expand the repertoire of his/her coping resources to facilitate growth and build solutions to any issues or challenges faced.

Click on Image below to watch the Counselling Booking Video Guide.

 

Agency	Brief description	Hotline / Contact
Samaritans of Singapore (SOS)	For anyone in crisis or suicidal. Email Befriending by SOS: pat@samaritans.org.sos	1800 221 4444
Child Guidance Clinic	Any child or youth (up to age 19) with significant or severe emotional & behavioural problems	6368 2000 6389 2222 (24 hours)
MSF Child Protection Service Hotline	On child protection and welfare services	1800 258 6378 1800 777 0000
National Family Service Centre Helpline	Refers caller with personal or family related problems to the nearest FSC	1800 838 0100
Counselling and Care Corner	Anyone with psychological and behavioural issues	6536 6366
Singapore Association for Mental Health	Anyone with psychological, psychiatric, emotional or social issues	1800 283 7019 Mon-Fri: 9am – 6pm