First Joint Committee meeting involving SAC, NCSS, and SSTI Followed by MCYS, SASW and the NUS Social Work Department Course Recognition Manual launched in December 2005

SAC partnered the Ministry of Community Development and Sports, and the National Council of Social Services to develop standard counselling courses.

SAC Register of Counsellors was established during its 20th Annual General Meeting. SAC Website was launched. SAC Constitution was amended for more clarity on its definition of a trained and qualified counsellor with emphasis on the details of training, practicum and clinical supervision.

Established guidelines for the accreditation of counselling courses in Singapore to ensure clinical and supervision components.

In 1999, Constitutional amendments related to training standards for membership were approved by the Registry of Societies and implemented for new membership applications. Subsequently, the new SAC Code of Ethics was accepted at its Extraordinary General Meeting.