Inmates admitted to undergo treatment and rehabilitation in Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC)
Singapore Prison Service publishes annual open data on inmates admitted to Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) programmes for treatment and rehabilitation. Multiple CSV files break admissions down by year, age group, education level, and gender where applicable. Researchers and policymakers studying Singapore’s drug rehabilitation pipeline can analyse admission volumes and demographic patterns within the published range. The collection documents correctional health responses separate from general prison capacity statistics.
Official description
Inmates admitted to undergo treatment and rehabilitation in Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) in each year.
This Singapore Prison Service dataset records the number of inmates admitted to the Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) each year, broken down by their education level. Each row pairs a year with an education category and the corresponding number of admissions, covering 2006 through 2025 and giving roughly two decades of comparable annual counts. Because DRC placement is a treatment and rehabilitation pathway rather than a punitive sentence, the figures indicate the educational profile of people entering supervised drug rehabilitation in Singapore. Researchers and policymakers use it to examine links between educational attainment and drug abuse, and to target prevention and aftercare programmes more effectively.
Singapore Prison Service CSV of annual admissions to Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRC) by gender from 2006 through 2025. Drug-policy and correctional analysts track male and female DRC admission trends over time.
Annual admissions of inmates to Singapore’s drug rehabilitation centres (DRC) for treatment and rehabilitation, published by the Singapore Prison Service in CSV from 2006 onward. Public-health and justice researchers track inflow into community-based drug treatment pathways.
Annual Singapore statistics on inmates admitted to the Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) for treatment and rehabilitation, broken down by age group from 2006 to 2020. Published by the Singapore Prison Service, this dataset supports analysis of the age profile of DRC admissions over time and provides a focused view of drug rehabilitation-related custodial admissions in Singapore. It can be used for research on correctional services, rehabilitation planning, age-based trends, public-sector reporting, policy analysis and historical comparisons. Relevant search intents include Singapore DRC admissions by age, drug rehabilitation centre inmate statistics, prison rehabilitation trends, annual inmate admissions by age group and Singapore drug rehabilitation data 2006–2020.
This Singapore Prison Service dataset counts inmates admitted to the Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) each year from 2006 to 2020, broken down by age group. DRC admission is a treatment and rehabilitation route for drug abusers rather than a punitive prison sentence, so the numbers reflect how many people entered supervised rehabilitation in each year. Records pair the year with the number of admissions for the relevant age band, allowing users to see whether intake is concentrated among younger or older abusers and how that mix has shifted over fifteen years. It supports research on drug policy, rehabilitation demand and youth drug abuse trends in Singapore.