About LKM
Serving and supporting Muslim officers within the SPF Home Team community since 1952.
Last updated 15 June 2026
Introduction
The Lembaga Khairat Muslimin Polis Repablik Singapura (LKM) is an approved voluntary enterprise formed to advance religious instruction among Muslim members of the Singapore Police Force (SPF).
Our Mission
To facilitate for the well-being, basic spiritual, and material needs of it’s members, in partnership and mutual co-operation of all communities & relevant organisations.
Our Vision
An excellent Muslim organisation and a desired partner of choice within the SPF Home Team in creating a Singapore a safe and secure best home for people of all races, language or religion.
Our History
Lembaga Khairat Muslimin (LKM) was founded in 1952, during the British colonial era, when Singapore was part of the Crown Colony of the England. LKM then served as a self-help organisation within the SPF, overseeing the provision of basic religious educational and welfare needs of its Muslim officers and their family members.
LKM was, at one stage, administering over 80 madrasahs or religious schools for its members and their family members. With the closure of LKM’s administered madrasahs, coupled with the many changes within singapore and the SPF since 1952, LKM proactively reviewed its mission, in order to stay relevant in a pluralistic and dynamic organisation like the SPF and the Home Team.
Our Objectives
Facilitate
To facilitate for the relevant needs and practices of its members pertaining to their Islamic faith.
Distribute
To raise and receive funds and where sufficient to distribute the same for the welfare of its members especially in matters pertaining to bereavement, hospitalisation and pilgrimage.
Community
To give material assistance considered as reasonable by the Management Committee to needy welfare organisations, educational institutions and charitable organisations in Singapore.
Social
To organise sports, recreational and social activities.
Guidance
To be a resource organisation within the Home Team i.e. as its partner of choice in the provision of relevant inputs and advice by conducting seminars, lectures, facilitating discussion and addressing queries on matters pertaining to Islamic teachings and/or practices of Muslim officers within the SPF and the Home Team Ministry.