What Can I Do?

Every member of our community can play a part in the SGSecure national movement by becoming Prepared Citizens.

Keep the Kampong Spirit Alive

• Make an effort to know your neighbours better
• Show interest in your neighbours' work, family and activities 
• Help your neighbours e.g. pick up their newspapers or packages when they are away or keep a lookout for their elderly and children
• Learn from their culture, race and religious practices 
• Be understanding and respectful to each other regardless of our race, language or religion

Download the SGSecure App

The SGSecure app allows users to report suspicious sightings to the authorities in a few simple steps – point, shoot and send. Users can also receive timely alerts and updates from the authorities in the event of major emergencies.

SGSecure

We encourage you to download the app today! iOS App Store | Google Play The SGSecure app is kindly supported by Samsung.

Equip Yourself with Emergency Preparedness Skills

We also encourage everyone to equip yourself some emergency preparedness skills which can be useful in our daily lives as well. The SCDF conducts free emergency preparedness training as part of its Community Emergency Preparedness Programme (CEPP). CEPP comprises three tiers.

• The "I am Safe" e-learning programme

• The "Response Ready" hands-on programme for basic emergency preparedness skills

• The "Lifesaver" hands-on programme for comprehensive lifesaving skills and advanced EP knowledge

More information is available on SCDF's website at www.scdf.gov.sg. You can also get in touch with your nearest SCDF Division for more information.

Volunteer with the Community

Home Team Volunteers Network

There is a range of volunteer opportunities available across the Home Team. You can visit the Home Team Volunteers website, at https://www.mha.gov.sg/htvn to find out more, and sign up to volunteer.

Volunteering in your Neighbourhood

The People’s Association is a key SGSecure partner, helping to sensitise, train and prepare residents in the neighbourhoods for a terror attack, including in skills such as First Aid and CPR-AED.