SINGAPORE – A safe haven for abused children set up about 120 years ago is building a new home and expanding its services for children and families suffering from trauma. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – A safe haven for abused children set up about 120 years ago is building a new home and expanding its services for children and families suffering from trauma.
“There was an asbestos issue, which prompted us to move out as it’s not safe for housing children,” said the society’s executive director, Mr Alvin Goh. She said: “The cases are getting more complex. We are seeing more serious harm done to the children, like sexual abuse or very serious physical abuse that borders on torture. The emotional damage and trauma suffered is greater.”
In 2019, Melrose Home admitted five new residents. In 2020 and 2021, the number went up to eight and 14 respectively. There are currently 47 children and youth in the home.the same as in the current home, but it will have more facilities, such as for music, sports and recreation. Each session at Melrose Care costs no more than $50, depending on the person’s income. This is a fraction of the $150 or more charged in private practice, Mr Goh added.
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