Singapore Prison Service reports the population of inmates undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRC) as at 31 December each year. Four CSV datasets cover overall counts plus breakdowns by age group from 2020 onward, education level, and gender. Drug policy and corrections researchers can study DRC caseloads alongside other SPS substance-related statistics from 2006 through 2022. The collection supports transparency on custodial rehabilitation capacity.
Population of inmates undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) as at 31st December of each year.
Singapore Prison Service CSV of Drug Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) inmate population as at 31 December each year from 2006 onward, broken down by education level. Supports rehabilitation and corrections research on educational profiles of persons in DRC treatment.
Singapore Prison Service CSV series counting inmates in Drug Rehabilitation Centres at year-end from 2020 onward, broken down by revised age groups. Justice and public health researchers can monitor DRC population trends and age profiles in Singapore’s drug rehabilitation pipeline.
Year-end population of inmates undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in Singapore Prison Service drug rehabilitation centres from 2006 through 2025, published in CSV. Criminal justice and drug policy researchers track DRC caseload trends and rehabilitation capacity over time.
Singapore Prison Service CSV recording the number of inmates undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRC) as at 31 December each year from 2006 to 2025, broken down by gender. Each row gives the year, gender category and inmate count. Criminologists, public health researchers and policymakers can use the series to track drug rehabilitation caseloads, gender differences in drug offending, and the effects of Singapore's drug control and rehabilitation policies.