Making good care more accessible.
We help pastors and ministry families find counselling subsidies, care funds, and practical support — so that good care is within reach.
Who can ask about funding
- • Pastors and senior pastors of local churches
- • Associate pastors, ministry workers, and church staff
- • Missionaries and cross-cultural workers based in Singapore
- • Spouses of pastors and ministry workers
- • Adult children and immediate family members carrying ministry life
What funding may go toward
- • Individual counselling or psychotherapy
- • Marriage or family therapy
- • Christian or pastoral counselling
- • Clinical mental health support
- • Short-term stabilisation counselling
What is suitable depends on your situation. We will talk it through together.
Support that may already be available
Many counsellors, therapy centres, and community organisations in Singapore offer subsidised rates or sliding-scale fees for pastors and ministry workers. A number of denominations and church networks also hold care funds. We help you find what applies to your situation.
Availability, eligibility, and the level of support vary. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of funding.
Where we can contribute
Where other pathways cover only part of the cost, the Initiative may be able to contribute so that care can begin. Support is considered case by case, subject to eligibility and available funds.
Four simple steps
Write to us
A short message in your own words is enough to begin.
A first conversation
We reply privately and arrange a time to talk.
Consider the options
Together we look at what kind of care would fit and which funding pathways may apply.
Begin care
Where helpful, we make a referral and coordinate any support toward the cost.
Handled with care
Your enquiry and any funding conversation are handled confidentially and in accordance with our Privacy & Data Protection Notice and applicable legal and safety obligations.
Ask about funding
Funding may be available, subject to eligibility. We will help you explore suitable pathways together.