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Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP)
Understand your marital situation and the impact of divorce on you and your children. You will also receive personalised support from a counsellor during the CPP consultation.
Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP) in English
"CPP has assisted me in understanding how to support my child in navigating parental conflict and the expectations of a parent's divorce. These steps are crucial in ensuring my child’s well-being."
- Mr N
More than 90% of parents who completed CPP reported that they are better informed of the impact of divorce on themselves and their children.
Going through a divorce can be challenging and emotional for parents, especially when children are involved. CPP aims to better support parents in making informed decisions that prioritise the well-being of their children.
Couples are encouraged to attend consultations together to develop a co-parenting plan and make joint decisions that put their children's interests first.
All parents with children below 21 years old are required to attend the Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP) before filing for divorce [1].
Find out more about the CPP, which consists of e-learning and consultation with a counsellor.
As part of the Court process, you would need to fill in a Parenting Plan when filing for divorce.
[1] Under the Women’s Charter Section 94A, all parents with children below 21 years old are required to attend the Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP) before filing for divorce.
