Family & Sexual Violence

Restorative Interventions

Restorative Interventions for individuals experiencing family violence or intimate partner violence offers a safe space for individuals to talk about the violence, to experience healing, restoration and reintegration. Reintegration and restoration is not a return to the previous relationship that is unequal and toxic. Through restorative processes, we seek to collaborate with individuals to address their needs and work towards a positive sense of self and socially equal relationships.


LCCS workers will collaborate with referring caseworkers to glean a better understanding of the individual or family’s situation. This includes the history, type and pattern of abuse and its impact, as well as the relationship dynamics for consideration of restorative interventions options. LCCS workers will explore with the referred individuals which restorative intervention can suit their needs and hopes before facilitating a restorative process. This includes people who experience family violence, regardless of age and gender and/or children who have witnessed family violence or experience child maltreatment.

Kinship Circle (Support Group)

Men Kinship Support Group – a support space for men impacted by intimate partner violence

The Kinship Men’s Circle is a support group created for men who have experienced — or are experiencing — harm in intimate partner relationships. While Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) affects people of all genders, men often face additional barriers when seeking help. Limited resources, social stigma, and expectations to “man up” can make it difficult to speak openly or reach out for support. Many carry their experiences quietly and alone.

This circle offers a safe, confidential space that gives men voice, choice, and belonging as they support one another through shared experiences. We also welcome allies — those who wish to support and journey alongside men affected by intimate partner violence — to join us in this circle.

If this resonates with you, we warmly invite you to join us.

Lighter Thursdays (Online Support Sessions) – A fortnightly online support circle where we gather to talk about life, unburden what we’re carrying, and leave feeling a little lighter. Join us wherever you are – this is a space you can access from anywhere, with others who understand.

Quarterly in-person gatherings – Some connections grow best face-to-face. Once every quarter, we meet in person to share a meal, connect through conversation, and spend unhurried time together. We’ll close the gathering with a circle.

Sign up here.

Kinship Women’s Circle (SheRises) – a collaboration with The Mosaic Roots Project

Kinship Women’s Circle (SheRises) is a therapeutic growth circle for women seeking connection, healing, and belonging. It offers a safe, grounded space for women to walk alongside each other as we navigate challenges  centred on healing, identity, and belonging.

Through guided reflection, psychoeducation, and shared storytelling, participants build self-awareness, emotional regulation, and supportive sisterhood. This is a space for listening and witnessing—not fixing or advice-giving—where stories are honoured and healing unfolds at one’s own pace.

This is an open group so you can join any session. All participants are invited for an intake session before joining the group. Monthly sessions will be held on the last Saturday of the month.

Dates: 31 Jan, 28 Feb, 28 Mar, 25 Apr, 30 May, 27 Jun, 25 Jul, 29 Aug, 26 Sep, 31 Oct, 28 Nov

Sign up here.

Let Our Voice Run (LOVR)

Let Our Voice Run (LOVR) focuses on taking a proactive approach on addressing abusive behaviours experienced by young adults in Institutes of Higher Learning (IHL). We promote restorative initiatives to end relationship violence on campuses.

In this programme, we:

  • Engage to discover needs of peers experiencing violence and the change that needs to happen to create safe campus communities
  • Equip students with RJ principles and circles practices to facilitate restorative processes to foster connection and responsibility
  • Collaborate with stakeholders of IHLs to journey together to build a safe campus community through restorative initiatives.
  • Support and bear witness to experiences of persons in IHLs who are involved in sexual harm and dating violence to promote healing.


Visit the LOVR website here and email letourvoicerun@lccs.org.sg for further information. 

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