Through the years, we've strengthened our commitment to tackle domestic violence. Providing immediate social intervention to victim-survivors, while ensuring their safety remains our top priority. That’s why our 24/7 Domestic Violence Emergency Response Team (DVERT) now responds to high-risk domestic violence incidents with immediate safety concerns islandwide, after its launch in April 2023. Working alongside the Singapore Police Force and community partners, DVERT provides a crucial lifeline.

Today we will be sharing the international hand signal of help. The signal is a way for victims to indicate non-verbally that they need help. As demonstrated in the video below by NFWI Membership Project Officer Juliet, it is meant to be done with one hand and sees an individual face their palm outward toward the camera or other person before tucking their thumb inwards and closing their remaining fingers on top to make a fist. The signal can be used in a number of situations to signify help is

Girl uses hand signal for help from a moving car on the highway Everyone should learn and teach this sign for help to others. #signlanguage #highway #car #rescue Video created using actors, to raise awarness. | Tony H

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