Charity Transparency Award – 2023, 2024
Joined the Learning Enterprise Alliance (LEA) network – 2024
NS Mark – 2024
Progressive Wage Mark – 2024
Tripartite Age-Friendly Workplace Practices – 2024
Tripartite Flexible Work Arrangements – 2024
Tripartite Grievance Handling – 2024
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One Vision, Diverse Career Paths
Epworth Community Services is a Social Service Agency (SSA) that helps at-risk children and youths from needy and disadvantaged families. We want to create a better world for them so that they can develop their potential. Our work focuses on promoting the mental well-being of children and youths by building strong families and imparting skills for resilient living.
We are a registered charity, a full member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and an Institution of a Public Character (IPC).
With a vision to enable Strong Families, Resilient Living, Beautiful Minds. Our work focuses on promoting and supporting the mental well-being of children and youths through building strong families, and by imparting abilities and skills for resilient living.
In Epworth, the diversity of our services provides many opportunities to match your professional and personal aspiration in the social service sector. We believe that people are our greatest asset and every individual has talent and ability that can be developed to their fullest potential.
View career opportunities currently available below:
This position reports directly to the Executive Director and works closely with the Senior Management in organisational development and compliance matters.
1) Organisational Development
Work on proposals for organisational development, transformation, change and improvements: including research, and developing new ideas, concepts and structures for change to improve organisation effectiveness and efficiency
Manage the implementation of approved proposals to effect organisational development, transformation, changes, and improvements, including related processes
Establish documentations with regards to changes in operations, structure and work processes resulting from organisational development, transformation, changes and improvements
2) Compliance matters
Management of governance compliance issues within the organisation
Management, follow-up and co-ordination of matters related to internal and/or external audit
Management of internal and external communications of the organisation
To assist in various management issues as directed by the Executive Director
To provide secretarial support at key corporate meetings, including Board Meetings and various Board Committee Meetings
Job Requirements
Degree in Business
Minimum 5 years working experience, preferably in Social Services industry
Meticulous, analytical and with excellent business writing skills
Good stakeholder management and organisational skills, strong problem solving and follow up skills
Proficient in Microsoft office applications
Highly proficient in spoken and written English
Experience in change management and / or compliance matters will be advantageous
Work with others in a team to provide an environment of safety for children with difficult behaviours in a children’s home.
Able to respond calmly to children when they exhibit difficult behaviours.
Look after the needs of children (physical & mental wellbeing of children in care).
Creating a safe and positive living environment, setting rules for children’s behaviour & providing one to one teaching/coaching on daily living skills.
Check on each resident’s needs and progress.
Help children form secure attachment bonds with appropriate adults.
Provide close supervision to children.
Work effectively in a team environment.
Requirements
Minimum N levels
Must be able to work rotating shifts (day & night), on weekends and public holidays
Able to work in an energetic environment with children
Experience working with children is an advantage
Persistent and active learner
Need to have understanding and a non-judging attitude
Other Information
Location of workplace: Sembawang
Nature of job requires working with primary school boys
Attractive annual remuneration comprising of fixed and variable bonuses
The Literacy Intervention Teacher provides literacy intervention to 5 to 12-year old students with learning challenges and disabilities to cope and remain in mainstream schools. This role is for a committed individual who wants to make a difference in the lives of children and their families.
Job Description
Teach primarily using the Orton-Gillingham approach
Tailor individualised educational plan for each student based on his/her learning challenges
Prepare appropriate teaching resources and materials
Write annual educational progress report for each student
Update parents regularly on their children’s progress and to conduct the parent-teacher conference twice a year
Plan and execute Kids Club programmes with other colleagues
Update the manager and assistant manager on clients’ progress and development
Collaborate with colleagues, Psychological Services and schools’ SEN-O on case management
Handle students’ administrative matters
Any other assigned duties and responsibilities
Job Requirements
Sound theoretical understanding of child development
Passionate about working with children with learning needs
Ability to engage and make strong student connections
Good command of the English language, preferably bilingual
Strong interpersonal skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Willingness to collaborate with corporate partners, schools and hospitals
Degree, preferably in psychology, early childhood education or special needs education
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and basic IT knowledge and skills
Fresh graduates are welcome to apply
Other Information
Location of workplace: Bukit Batok (5minutes walk away from MRT station)
Attractive remuneration package which comprises of fixed and variable bonuses
If you are interested in an internship with Epworth Community Services, do drop us your resume at , and indicate the dates of your availability, and we will contact you if there are suitable internship opportunities.
We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Thank you for applying.
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“My role allows me to make a meaningful difference in the lives of foster children by providing consistent support to their caregivers and fostering a safe environment for their growth. Through these interactions, I am able to address their needs, advocate on their behalf, and build trusting relationships that help them feel heard and valued. I believe in the potential of children and youths and strive to help them recognize their own strengths, empowering them to pursue their dreams and achieve their fullest potential.”
Rachel MokSocial Worker
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“My role allows me to work closely with children with learning challenges to develop their reading and writing skills, tailoring lessons to meet their individual needs. What inspires me most is seeing my students make meaningful progress—it’s incredibly rewarding to know that I’ve played a part in positively impacting their lives and helping them grow. I strive to make each lesson both fun and engaging, fostering a love for learning and building their confidence in their abilities.”
Gwen GohLiteracy Intervention Teacher
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“My role allows me to ensure accurate financial reporting by processing invoices and claims on a daily basis. I carefully record all expenses in the correct month, maintaining precision and reliability in the organisation's financial records. I'm inspired by the opportunity to contribute to Epworth’s mission by supporting efficient financial processes. Knowing that my work helps the organisation make a positive impact on the people we serve keeps me motivated every day.”