About Us
The Community Psychology Hub (CPH) is dedicated to improving people’s lives through innovative, quality psychological and research services. We work in active collaboration with partners in the social service and public sector to provide care for persons with vulnerabilities alongside their families in the community. Set up by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in 2015, we were a unit sited within SG Enable Ltd and are now a Public Company Limited by Guarantee effective 1 September 2026.
OUR VISION
Thriving communities. Empowered lives.
OUR MISSION
We advance professional excellence to transform lives through person-centred care, collaboration, system partnerships and evidence-informed practice.
OUR VALUES
Compassion
We build trust and connection through person-centred care, placing empathy at the heart of every relationship.
Adaptability
We embrace continuous learning and innovation to respond flexibly to the evolving needs of people, communities and systems.
Resilience
We support one another to navigate challenges with courage, compassion and perseverance, emerging stronger together.
Excellence
We act with integrity and professionalism, grounding our work in ethical, evidence-informed practice.
Stewardship
We build on the strengths of individuals, teams, partnerships, and systems to create enduring and meaningful change in the communities we serve.
Hear From Our CEO
Who are we? We are a multi-disciplinary team of psychologists, researchers, therapists, educators, and corporate professionals, united by a simple purpose: to bring thoughtful psychological support to the social service sector in Singapore. We work alongside social service agency (SSA) partners, clients and families, providing direct support where needed and supporting agencies to grow their capability and serve with greater confidence and care.
Who do we serve? We support people across all ages and life stages, including those living with developmental disabilities, depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, trauma, family breakdown or behavioural challenges. We believe no one exists in isolation. We see each person within the relationships and places that shape their lives: their families, schools, day care, residential homes and communities. No person is an island.
Why do we do what we do? At the heart of our work is the hope of restoring connection — first within each person, then with the people and world around them. In a fast-moving society that often measures worth by external standards, we believe relationships and shared purpose matter deeply. They are what help people live with meaning, dignity and belonging.
Together with our partners, CPH hopes to play our part in restoring these connections by supporting individuals, strengthening families and building more compassionate communities. If this purpose speaks to you, we would love to connect.
Our Team
Psychologists
Our Psychologists are deployed to Social Service Agencies (SSAs) and public agencies to provide a range of psychological services. Key focus areas include disability and family work. Specifically, we provide early intervention for children with developmental needs and support for adults with disabilities. Our psychologists also work with clients who are experiencing mental health difficulties and family issues. In all the work we do, we adopt a holistic view to involve the families and the community resources around them.
Researchers
Our Researchers specialise in policy, assessment and intervention research for persons with disabilities/vulnerabilities using data analytics, programme evaluation and implementation science. We provide input to key stakeholders at the public sector level, to help shape policy decisions and frameworks.
Corporate Services
Our Corporate Service colleagues provide and support the human resources, planning, information technology, administrative and financial capabilities of CPH. We help make CPH a great place to work.
Technical Assistance
Our Technical Assistance colleagues work with programme implementors to strengthen their capabilities and improve programme delivery. Key areas of support include training, on-site coaching, and the development and use of assessment and tracking tools. We work closely with programme implementors to understand their needs, provide practical guidance, and support the implementation of effective practices. Through this work, our Technical Assistance colleagues help build capabilities and strengthen outcomes for the communities and clients served by our partners.