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How can you report your perpetrator to their university?

Do note that under section 424 of the Criminal Procedure Code, the following universities are legally obligated to make a police report for IBSA victim-survivors who have not done so. As such, a police report may be made by these universities after learning about your experience even if you do not want to engage the police.
 

We advise victim-survivors to reach out to these institutions about your experience only when you feel ready to do so. 

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National University of Singapore

NUS Care Unit: A unit that provides support to all NUS students and staff who have been affected by sexual misconduct, including but not limited to sexual harassment, stalking, voyeurism, dating violence, and sexual assault. 

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Click here to learn more about NUS’s sexual misconduct investigation and adjudication process. 

 

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For incidents related to sexual misconduct involving a student from NUS:

  • 24-hour Hotline: +65 6874 1616

  • Email: ces@nus.edu.sg

  • Click here for the access guide for the Integrated Crime Management System (ICMS).

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For incidents related to sexual misconduct involving a staff from NUS: 

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Singapore Management University

Voices@SMU: A unit that resides within Student Services Hub (SSH), assists and supports students (regardless of gender) affected by harassment or violence - including cases of sexual harassment or sexual assault.

 

Email voices@smu.edu.sg for more information, or to report harassment or violence cases.

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National Technological University

Reach out to NTU School’s Associate Chair (Students) Faculty in Residence to make a report. 

 

To speak with a support and care officer to find out more options, email UWO-incidentsupport@ntu.edu.sg. 

 

Click here to learn more about the university’s student discipline procedure.

What are some online services that can offer emotional support?

AWARE Sexual Assault Care Center (SACC)

 

SACC provides safe, free, and confidential services for people facing sexual assault and/or sexual harassment.

 

  • Helpline: +65 6779 0282

    • Monday – Friday, 10am to 10pm

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  • WhatsApp Counselling: +65 9781 4101

    • Monday – Friday, 10am to 7pm

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Help123 by TOUCH Youth Intervention

 

Help123 is a one-stop service for youth cyber wellness issues run by counsellors from TYI. 
 

  • Helpline: 1800 6123 123

    • Monday – Friday, 9am to 6pm

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Oogachaga Counselling and Support

 

Oogachaga provides confidential counselling services and emotional support for individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, queer, or gender-diverse (LGBTQ+).

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T Project Peer Counselling

 

T Project Peer Counselling offers a safe environment and listening ear with no judgement, enabling both men and women to get the support they need.

 

Click here to make a counselling appointment.

 

Website: https://www.thetprojectsg.org/professional-counselling

The Moxie Collective

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Reach out to us here if you are looking for friends and allies who are here to navigate the process with you. Please note that we do not offer professional counselling or legal services, but we can direct you to these resources. Do also check out our Resources for more information.

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