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   How do I contact the child protection system in Singapore?

   • Click here to find out more about child abuse and the Child Protection System in Singapore. If your child is being abused or you wish to consult someone about possible abuse of your child, you can call the National Anti-Violence Helpline at 1800-777-0000. Calling the helpline is the first step to prevent or stop any abuse.

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   How do I report a high child protection concern in Singapore?

   • All members of the public are allowed and advised to engage the following helpline to report a high child protection concern. Other than the above, individuals can also call the Singapore police. When reporting, it is important to provide as much information as possible. Useful information include:

   Guide to: Reporting Child Abuse in Singapore - Wiki.sg

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   What if a child is abused or neglected in Singapore?

   • Under the act, the relevant authorities are permitted to intervene if a child is abused or neglected. This entry covers Singapore’s policy on reporting child abuse - including how child protection concerns are assessed and acted upon. Disclaimer: In the situation where a child’s life is in danger, call the police at 999 immediately.

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   What is a child protection specialist centre (CPSC)?

   • Child Protection Specialist Centres (CPSCs) provide child-centric, family-focused and community-based support to children who face abuse or neglect at home. Support provided includes:

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   What if my child has been taken to or retained in Singapore?

   • If your child has been taken to or retained in another country/territory, thereby preventing you from exercising custody rights, the Singapore Central Authority can assist with: If your child has been taken to or retained in Singapore, thereby preventing you from exercising custody rights, the Singapore Central Authority can:

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   How do I get help with child protection?

   • *Contact the PAVE ISIFPSC to receive information and referral services, Personal Protection Order (PPO) assistance and counselling. At the highest end of the spectrum are child protection concerns encompassing sexual abuse, severe neglect and serious injuries inflicted by the parent or caregiver.

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   Please call the police at 999 immediately if the child's life and safety is in imminent danger. To report suspected child abuse, please call the National Anti-Violence and Sexual Harassment Helpline (NAVH) at 1800-777 0000.

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   Jun 27, 2024 · Click here to find out more about child abuse and the Child Protection System in Singapore. If your child is being abused or you wish to consult someone about possible abuse of your child, you can call the National Anti-Violence Helpline at 1800-777-0000.

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   Child Protection Service (CPS) Call the National Anti-Violence and Sexual Harassment Helpline (NAVH) at 1800-777-0000 or make an online report via the. If there is imminent danger to one's life or safety, call the Police at 999 or SMS the Police at 71999.

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   PAVE Integrated Services for Individual and Family Protection Specialist Centre. Operating hours: Monday – Friday, 9.00am – 1.00pm; 2.00pm – 6.00pm. Reporting suspected cases of child abuse. If the child's life is in danger, please call the police at 999 immediately. Child Protective Service Helpline at 1800-777 0000.

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   If your child has been taken to or retained in Singapore, thereby preventing you from exercising custody rights, the Singapore Central Authority can: facilitate the location and voluntary return of the child. facilitate the care and protection of the child where necessary.

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   This entry covers Singapore’s policy on reporting child abuse - including how child protection concerns are assessed and acted upon. Disclaimer: In the situation where a child’s life is in danger, call the police at 999 immediately.

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   Jul 15, 2024 · Child Protection Specialist Centres (CPSCs) provide child-centric, family-focused and community-based support to children who face abuse or neglect at home. Support provided includes: Safety planning. Casework intervention. Counselling to address the risks posed to the children and young persons.