Case Officer, Aftercare (Reintegration), Pasir Ris

The Development & Reintegration Programme (DRP), is a collaboration between AMP and the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) that adopts a structured and holistic approach in the provision of a reintegration programme for Muslim offenders from incarceration to post-release. It aims to provide additional support to Malay/Muslim inmates in the Drug Rehabilitation Centres, and their families through an individualised intervention plan, in-care and aftercare engagements, and financial and socio-educational assistance. Job Description: 1) Case Management Conduct interview and assessment of assigned clients during the intake session. Draw up clients' intake form within one week of intake via communication with next-of-kin. These plans are to be reviewed during the pre-release engagement. Maintain clients' case files and ensure that all correspondences are documented. Ensure that clients' particulars and related information are updated periodically and maintained on the DRP shared folder database. Keep abreast of national help agencies schemes and ensure that clients leverage on the schemes. Evaluate the effectiveness of services rendered to clients and family through monthly engagement sessions. To prepare and submit relevant monthly client reports to relevant stakeholders as per contractual requirements. 2) After-Care Activities Conduct monthly client counselling sessions via face-to-face or video call conference. Explore opportunities for continuous engagement to equip clients with a network of support after their release. 3) General Operations and Administration Support the Casework Associate in ensuring that client information are updated periodically and maintained on the shared folder database. Support all fund-raising and media campaigns involving DRP via the preparation of clients' media profiles. Support all initiatives to enhance AMP's image in relation to DRP programme and services. Job Requirements: Candidate must possess a recognized Degree in Psychology / Social Work or its equivalent. Preferably with at least 1 year of relevant working experience. Able to engage and communicate effectively with incarcerated individuals and their families. Willingness to occasionally work on weekends and weekday evenings. Possesses social perceptiveness and empathy. Able to assess situations promptly and efficiently.