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SAFEchild Awarded $500,000 Grant from SECU Foundation for - Vimarsana News

SAFEchild Awarded $500,000 Grant from SECU Foundation for

Facility will bring programs under one roof and nearly double the number served annually...

Woman urges Singaporeans to 'look up and listen' after helping several domestic violence victims in her neighbourhood - Vimarsana News

Woman urges Singaporeans to 'look up and listen' after helping several domestic violence victims in her neighbourhood

After coming across three instances of domestic violence at her neighbourhood in the last six months, Tiktok user Faithjoycekoh decided to take to the platform to raise some awareness about the behaviour. Garnering over 200,000 views, 1,200 comments and 1,600 shares for her TikTok video posted on July 28, Koh wrote: "Domestic violence is common in Singapore. Be the voice...

City mulls programmable lights to honour special events - Vimarsana News

City mulls programmable lights to honour special events

Installing programmable lighting along the outskirts of St. Albert Place to recognize special days and initiatives could cost as little as $5,000, according to a recent report provided to city council.

Sexual violence counselling support in St. Albert - Vimarsana News

Sexual violence counselling support in St. Albert

A topic that is often uncomfortable to read and talk about is sexual violence, but that is the focus of this column. We are so pleased to announce that counselling for St.

Police deaths underline need for domestic violence prevention: expert - Vimarsana News

Police deaths underline need for domestic violence prevention: expert

The recent killing of two Edmonton Police Service officers by a 16-year-old boy involved in a “domestic dispute” with his mother reiterates the need for substantial investment in domestic and gender-based violence prevention, says one policy expert.