Seek Help

For NTU Students

(Updated as of Dec 2019)

For immediate 24-hr help,

Contact Campus Security

6790 5200

To make a complaint &

get support from NTU,
contact the Student Affairs Office

SAOstudentsupport@ntu.edu.sg

6790 6340

For student wellbeing matters, contact

University Wellbeing Centre

UWCstudents@ntu.edu.sg

6790 4462

For NUS Students

(Updated as of Dec 2019)

For students who are being or have been affected by sexual misconduct, contact Victim Care Unit (VCU)

vcu_report@nus.edu.sg
call 6601 4000 during emergencies

For 24-hr help,

contact Campus Security
Kent Ridge Campus Hotline: 6874 1616
UTOWN Hotline: 6601 2004
Bukit Timah Campus Hotline: 6516 3636
ocssec@nus.edu.sg

For student group support, contact
Students for a Safer NUS https://www.facebook.com/safenus/
safenusexco@gmail.com

For SMU Students

(Updated as of Dec 2019)

For cases pertaining to discrimination,

harassment, sexual misconduct or

any form of assault/ violence, approach
Voices@SMU
voices@smu.edu.sg

For wellbeing support, contact
Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre (MWKLSWC)

counselling@smu.edu.sg
6828 0786

For assistance beyond the operating hours of Voices@SMU or Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre (MWKLSWC), contact the
24-hr helpline of Campus Security
6838 0343

For SUSS Students

(Updated as of Dec 2019)

For those who feel unsafe on campus,

contact Campus Security

6248 9100

For students who have experienced an incident of sexual misconduct, contact Student Support

6248 9111

Collecting Evidence

How can you collect evidence if you’re being harassed? Your safety comes first but here are some tips on what you can do in the moment and right after, to better process the situation and decide whether to report the case. These steps are good to keep in mind as it can eventually aid the investigation process.

If it does not compromise your safety:

- try to take a picture, audio or video recording, even if it only captures part of the person

- send messages to a friend for help, with details of the incident

- note down everything that happened right after the incident

- take note of possible witnesses

- collate all the evidence and save it so that you can always refer to it if you make the decision to report

If it happens online:

- screenshot the contact number/username and messages/pictures

- send messages to a friend for help, with details of the incident

- note down everything that happened right after the incident

- collate all the evidence and save it

-you can always refer to it if you make the decision to report

We have these tips in a handy Instagram post that you can save.

Self-Defense

Workshops

Kapap Academy

contact@kapapasia.com

9027 6996

144 Robinson Road #05-01

Robinson Square S068908

82 Lorong 23 Geylang Road
#02-02 S388409

Evolve MMA

Far East Square, Orchard Central,
Clarke Quay Central, & Kinex

JF Self Defense

jeffrey.f@jfselfdefense.com

Serangoon Garden,

14A Maju Avenue S556691

Cadre Academy

226 Upper Thomson Road

Singapore 574358

Hotlines

For general issues

AWARE's Women's Helpline

1800 777 5555⁣

Mon - Fri, 10am - 6pm

For sexual assault or harassment

Sexual Assault Care Centre's Helpline

6779 0282⁣

Mon - Fri, 10am - 10pm,
except public holidays

For self-harming or suicidal thoughts

Samaritans of Singapore (SOS)

1800 221 4444

Operating hours: 24 hours

Shelter

Star Shelter by Singapore Council of Women’s Organisation

Takes in survivors on a referral basis.

You can:

Make a report at the nearest neighbourhood police centre
Make a report at the nearest hospital if there is physical injury
Approach the nearest Family Service Centre, who will appoint a case worker to assess the situation before making a referral to the shelter.
The FSC hotline is 1800 222 0000.