Community Support Networks
National Anti-Violence and Sexual Harassment Helpline (NAVH)
NAVH a dedicated 24-hour helpline for reporting of violence and abuse. Victims and members of the public can call to report cases of family violence, abuse or neglect, and seek help.
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24-hour helpline: 1800-777-0000
TRANS SAFE Centre is a Protection Specialist Centre (PSC). We aim to promote safe relationship in families by providing help to victims of abuse, persons who abuse and their families who are affected by the abuse.
Email: transsafe@trans.org.sg
Telephone: 6449 9088
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Operating hours
Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm
Care Corner Project StART provides confidential consultations in person and over the phone for information on family violence as well as different types of support and resources available.
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Email: projectstart@carecorner.org.sg
Telephone: 6476 1482
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Operating hours
Mon-Fri, 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm
SACC provides safe, free and confidential* services for anyone who has faced sexual assault and/or sexual harassment, even if it happened years ago. If you need help, or feel unsure about a sexual encounter and just want to talk, contact SACC.
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Email: sacc@aware.org.sg
Telephone: 6779 0282
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Operating hours
Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm
For anyone who is interested in seeking information regarding family violence and legal protection or to discuss possible options regarding their family situation or that of someone close to you.
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Email: intake@pave.org.sg
Telephone: 6555 0390
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Operating hours
Mon-Fri, 9.am-1pm, 2pm-6pm
Call 999
there is imminent danger to life and safety, please call the police at 999, or go to your nearest neighbourhood Police Post or Centre for help.
Useful information from
Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF)
Read more on the MSF Website
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Before making a report, please note:
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If there is imminent danger to a person’s life and safety, call the police at 999.
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Information shared will be kept confidential.
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There is no civil or criminal liability for making a report, as long as you are providing the information in good faith.
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Reports made through the helpline or online reporting form will be treated similarly.
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A police report may be lodged based on the information that you provide. This may happen if the information must, by law, be reported to the police.
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When reporting over the phone, it would be helpful to provide as much information as possible, such as:
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Description of injuries, abuse, neglect
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Location of abuse
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When and how did you find out about the abuse
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Victim’s name, age, address
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Name of the person allegedly causing harm, age and relationship to the victim
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Your name and contact details
If you are making an online report, please follow the instructions on the form to provide as much information as possible.
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'Break The Silence' Ministry of Social and Family Developmen (2023)