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Events

Learn more about our partnership and outreach events on domestic violence protection.

 

 

tc-img-1-Respect Safety in Relationships (RSR) booth promoted

Oct 2025

Punggol Shore Community Emergency and Engagement (C2E) Committee's Emergency Preparedness Carnival

The event focused on raising awareness about emergency preparedness, personal and family safety, as well as broader social and public health issues.

The Respect Safety in Relationships (RSR) booth promoted the message that respect and safety are everyone’s responsibility, offering an interactive experience with activities and giveaways. Approximately 150 participants engaged with our facilitators, playing the plinko board game. The facilitators also provided information about available helplines and support services, while distributing domestic violence awareness brochures, stickers, and photo frames.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) booth was also present to raise awareness about problem gambling. Participants learned when gambling crosses the line into a problem and how they can seek help: NCPG | How to find help for problem gambling?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Aug 2025

Family Symposium on Respect and Safety in Relationships - Collaboration with MUIS and Casa Raudha, graced by Dr Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, AG Min-in-charge of Muslim Affairs.

The symposium focused on healthy relationships and domestic violence (DV) prevention within the Malay Muslim community. It aimed to highlight the importance of being emotionally, mentally and spiritually present for loved ones by:
  • Addressing common relationship challenges and emotional burnout in families
  • Promoting healthy conflict resolution skills for safe households
  • Strengthening community awareness of domestic violence prevention

 

 

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Feb 2025

Respectful Relationships - Collaboration with United Women Singapore (UWS)

Republic Polytechnic students explored essential life skills through our interactive roadshow on building healthy relationships. This collaboration with United Women Singapore (UWS) equipped young adults with knowledge about:

  • Understanding mutual respect in relationships
  • Setting personal boundaries
  • Recognising concerning behaviours early
  • Accessing available support services