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The terrorism threat to Singapore remains high. An attack can result in injuries and loss of lives. Uncertainty and doubt can cause distrust within the community. How we respond in these crucial moments makes a difference in our fight against terrorism.

The SGSecure movement is Singapore’s community response to the threat of terrorism. With resilience and the right skillsets, we can safeguard Singapore and our way of life. Learn more about how to respond during and after an attack. #OurResponseMatters #WeMakeSGSecure

The latest SGSecure advisory poster (eng simplified) for primary school students, namely "Look out for anything suspicious", "Run.Hide.Tell" and "Press.Tie.Tell". 

SGSecure brochures are available in four languages. Each brochure contains SGSecure key messages. 

• SGSecure Brochure (Malay) PDF, 2 MB
  
• SGSecure Brochure (Tamil) PDF, 2 MB
  
• SGSecure Brochure (Chinese) PDF, 2 MB
  

The latest SGSecure advisory posters are available in four languages. Each attachment has four posters, namely "Look out for anything Suspicious", "Run.Hide.Tell", "Press.Tie.Tell" and "Keep Calm and Don’t Spread Rumours". 

• Malay PDF, 417 KB
  
• Chinese PDF, 435 KB
  
• Tamil PDF, 459 KB
  

In light of crises such as a terror attack or a natural disaster, the immediate aftermath might see people who are injured, dead, or with emotional distress. If you are caught in such situations, you may help by administering Psychological First Aid to those who need it. PFA is aimed to help people cope with the emotional aftermath of a crisis, build resilience and ease their recovery to normalcy. We can administer PFA, by Preparing, Looking, Listening, and Linking, which will be further elaborated in this video.