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APSN Education Services Ltd.

Address: 900 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore 467354
Phone: +65 6479 6252
Email: enquiry@apsn.org.sg

APSN Chaoyang School

Address: 10 Ang Mo Kio Street 54 Singapore 569184
Phone: +65 6456 6922
Email: cys@apsn.org.sg

APSN Katong School

Address: 900 New Upper Changi Road Singapore 467354
Phone: +65 6643 0300
Email: ks@apsn.org.sg

APSN Tanglin School

Address: 143 Alexandra Road Singapore 159924
Phone: +65 6475 1511
Email: ts@apsn.org.sg

APSN Delta Senior School

Address: 3 Choa Chu Kang Grove Singapore 688237
Phone: +65 6276 3818
Email: dss@apsn.org.sg

APSN Ltd.

Address: 11 Jalan Ubi Block 2 #02-12 Singapore 409074
Phone: +65 6479 6252
Email: enquiry@apsn.org.sg

APSN Centre For Adults

Address: 11 Jalan Ubi Block 4, #01-31 Singapore 409074
Phone: +65 6346 2425
Email: cfa@apsn.org.sg

APSN Learning Hub

Address: 11 Jalan Ubi Block 6, #01-51 Singapore 409074
Phone: +65 6708 9867 / +65 8388 6252
Email: apsnlearninghub@apsn.org.sg

APSN Student Care Centre

Address: 10 Ang Mo Kio Street 54 Singapore 569184
Phone: +65 6637 9812
Email: scc@apsn.org.sg

For APSN's whistle-blowing policy and reporting channel, kindly click here.

Announcement: Fraud Alert Of Unauthorised Solicitation

Announcement: Fraud Alert of Unauthorised Solicitation

A member of the public has informed APSN that they were approached by a Singaporean Chinese man in his early twenties selling luggage tags and keychains at The Cathay’s Starbucks outlet at around 7.30pm on 6th December. Dressed in a black Economic Development Board-branded jacket, black polo tee, dark green bermuda and slippers, the man claimed to have been instructed by teachers in APSN to raise funds by selling these products. Police report has been filed for the following incident.

APSN would like to alert the members of public that all APSN fundraising events are managed internally and carried out by our volunteers and beneficiaries who have clear identification tags, organisation-branded attires and fundraising permit from the Singapore Police Force or the National Council of Social Service.

 Beware of Fundraising Scams and Be an Informed Giver

Have you been asked to make a donation on the streets? From time to time, members of the public may be approached for donations to support various charitable or benevolent causes. While most of these needs are genuine, it is always good to be cautious in responding to such appeals.

The following ways will help in ascertaining if a fund-raising activity is bona-fide:

While fundraising can be conducted by non-charities, all public collections of money require the fund-raiser to produce a copy of the collector’s Certificate of Authority, issued by the Singapore Police (SPF) or the National Council of Social Service (NCSS).

You can request the fund-raiser to show you the collector’s Certificate. An NCSS-issued sample certificate and SPF sample certificate is provided for reference.

Apart from requesting to see the Certificate, you can also verify the authenticity of the collections using the following methods:

  1. SMS verification service by Charities Unit, MCCY
    SMS “FR<space><licence/certificate number or organisation name>” to 79777.
    (For example, “FR 2011003000″, “FR L/HH/001111/2011″ or “FR Charity limited”.)
  2.  Online verification
    via Charity PortalNCSS website or SPF website
  3. QR code verification (for NCSS issued permits only)
    Scan the code with your smartphone. You can download the QR Code scanner software from your smartphone’s app store.
  4. Police@SG smartphone application
    Download the Police@SG application and go to “More Links” to assess the Charities and Fund Raising search engine of Charity Portal.


Reporting the Matter to APSN

Should you encounter any suspicious fundraising activities or is in doubt, please alert and report to APSN via email at hq@apsn.org,sg or contact us at 6479 6252 with the following information:

  • Name, Age, School of Volunteers/Beneficiaries encountered
  • Physical Appearance
  • Location where you were approached

 

* Contents are extracted from MCCY’s tips on informed giving here.

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