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Raffles Guidance Centre

The social and emotional wellbeing of our students is of utmost importance to us. Our passionate youth guidance counsellors provide them with support, and work in close partnership with staff, parents and guardians to ensure that every student is provided with the best care.

The RGC also runs the Peer Helpers Programme, an enrichment programme, for Year 5 students, in which they learn basic counselling skills in order to better help their friends.

Read articles written by our Youth Guidance Counsellors


RGC Offices

Year 1-4   Yusof Ishak Block, on Level 1 near the Staff Lounge 

Year 5-6   Block H, on Level 1M next to the Higher Education Office

Year 1-6 Counsellors

Raffles Guidance Centre 
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Year 1-4 Counsellors

Mr Zullkarnain  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Ms Yvonne Ng  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Mr Eric Tan  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Year 5-6 Counsellors

Ms Chua Kah Hwee  Sr Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Mr Jeffrey Lee  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Mrs Koh-Lim Chui Fun  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Ms Kristie Eng  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Mr Paul Liu  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Ms Ranjini Veera  Youth Guidance Counsellor
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Peer Helpers Programme

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Offered by the counselling team at Raffles Guidance Centre, the Peer Helpers Programme (PHP) aims to train peer helpers to serve their school community by being able to listen to their friends’ difficulties, to refer their friends to help and to provide general peer support to their schoolmates.

Click here for more on the Peer Helpers Programme

After-Hours Helplines

The school recognises that concerns about a child’s well-being may arise outside of school hours. In situations that are urgent or require immediate support, families and students are encouraged to seek timely help from emergency services or established crisis hotlines. These services are available round-the-clock and are staffed by trained professionals who can provide confidential support, guidance, and care. For ease of reference, the following hotlines are shared with our staff and students:

  • National Mindline: 1771 (24 hours) / 6669 1771 (WhatsApp)
  • Samaritans of Singapore (SOS): 1767 (24 hours) / 9151 1767 (CareText via WhatsApp)
  • Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH): 1800 283 7019 (0900 - 1600h, weekdays)
  • Police Emergencies: 999 / 70999 (SMS)
  • SCDF Ambulance and Fire Service: 995
  • Non-Emergency Ambulance Service: 1777