Any violent, threatening or controlling behaviour that is experienced at home, whether physical, sexual, or psychological, can be considered family violence. It cannot be condoned.

Everyone has a right to be safe. If you are a victim of family violence or know someone who is suffering, here are some ways you can seek help. Find out more at: www.msf.gov.sg/breakthesilence

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Through the cycle of violence, abusers manipulate their victims to maintain power and control over them. It is important to recognise the stages of this cycle, and seek help, if you or someone you know may be experiencing an abusive relationship.

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Family violence is not a private matter. Everyone can play a part to stop it, and there is no excuse for abuse.

If you witness family violence, step in to offer help to the victim. Tap on each image to learn more. #BreakTheSilenceSG

Victims of family violence are often silenced, but you can help them find their voice.

If you know someone who is a victim in their own household, here are some ways that you can provide support. #BreakTheSilenceSG

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.

We can all do our part to keep our seniors safe, especially those who may not know how to seek help or are unaware that they are victims of abuse.

There are various forms of abuse and none of it should be tolerated. Early reporting and help-seeking is important to protect our elderly. If you suspect that an elderly person is being abused, call the National Anti-Violence Helpline at 1800-777-0000. Find out more at: www.msf.gov.sg/breakthesilence

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