Counsellor (Cslr / ASC / SC), FAM Tampines

Care Corner Singapore Ltd; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Care Corner Singapore Ltd is seeking a Counsellor (Cslr or ASC/SC as Supervisor role) for FAM Tampines. The role involves casework and counselling to promote healthy family functioning, and delivery of divorce support programmes for families affected by divorce.

The position covers intake, risk assessment, groupwork facilitation for parents and children, and supervision of junior staff. Applicants should have relevant degrees, counselling certification, and SASW/SAC accreditation, with

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree in Counseling or Bachelor’s in Social Work with certified Counselling qualification.
• 3+ years of couple/family counselling experience (7–10 years accepted).
• Accredited member of SASW and/or SAC.

Responsibilities

• Conduct counselling for individuals, couples and families experiencing stress.
• Assess risks in low‑moderate complexity cases using screening tools.
• Perform intake assessments to identify needs, strengths and risks; refer as needed.
• Plan, review and facilitate groupwork interventions for parents and children.
• Facilitate premarital and divorce-related programmes and workshops.
• Supervise visitation access for divorcing/divorced parents.
• Provide supervision to counsellor/social workers and interns.
• Prepare, review and endorse court reports; conduct case conferences.

Skills

Counselling

Supervision

Conflict management

Group facilitation

Intake & triage

Education

Master’s Degree in Counseling

Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work

Counselling certification (recognised)

Job description

Counsellor (Cslr or ASC/SC as Supervisor role) - FAM Tampines

Role Purpose: You will be part of the team to provide casework and counselling services for families, with the goal for families to achieve healthy family functioning, and to deliver divorce support programmes and services to families who are affected by divorce, with the goal for families and their children to achieve stability and self-reliance.

Casework & Counselling

• Conduct counselling for individuals, couples and families who are experiencing stress due to family-related issues.
• Identify and assess risks inherent in low‑moderate complex cases by integrating a range of information and screening tools.
• Part of the Intake & Triage Team to conduct intake assessments for new intakes to identify needs, strengths, and risks and make necessary referrals for clients.

Support Programme & Workshops

• Plan, review and facilitate groupwork intervention for parents and children.
• Facilitate premarital and divorce related programmes and workshops to help equip couples and parents with knowledge that enhance relationships and skills to cope with life transitions.
• Facilitate and supervise visitation access of divorcing/divorced parents with their children, ensuring that the session carries on smoothly and safely for both the parent and children.

Supervisory & Appraisal

• Provide programme, practice/clinical and administrative supervision to Counsellor/Social Worker and/or intern using screening tools and organisational practice framework to guide staff in case assessment and case planning.
• Lead and guide counsellor/social worker to case manage and conduct case conference.
• Prepare, review and endorse court reports.
• Assess supervisees’ capabilities and identify training needs to enhance supervisees’ professional growth.
• Conduct quarterly performance appraisal of the Counsellors/ Social workers.

Research & Practice

• Co‑lead with Senior Counsellor in research to build domain‑specific knowledge in the local context.
• Demonstrate and contribute to quality practice and professional matters in agency.
• Implementation of standard of care, organisational policies and procedures.
• Co‑lead with the Senior Counsellor in the implementation, facilitation and evaluation of groupwork and programme.
• Conduct internal training for team / service point.

Network & Advocacy

• Plan and conduct networking and advocacy sessions with partners/stakeholders and in the community.
• Advocate for target families, with the aim for families to have access to equal opportunities through collaborative practice with community partners/stakeholders and funders.

Job Requirements

• Master’s Degree in Counseling / Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work with preferably with a recognised certification in Counselling.
• At least 3 years / 7‑10 years of couple / family counselling experience.
• Accredited member of SASW and/or clinical member of SAC.
• Comfortable in conflict management.
• Able to work in multiple site.