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Engage the community
We create space for honest conversations and listen to the experiences, needs and aspirations of people in Singapore.
Standing with survivors of online harm. Empowering women and girls.
Through SHECARES, we support people affected by online harms and help survivors understand their options and access support. As SG Her Empowerment (SHE), we also work with communities and partners to advance gender equity, challenge harmful norms and create lasting change in Singapore.
Our approach
Listen closely.
Understand deeply.
Act together.
Understand deeply.
Act together.
Community voices and research help turn shared understanding into meaningful action.
Everyonehas a part to play
Who we are
Turning lived experiences into lasting change.
SHE listens to women and men across different ages and backgrounds, uses research to understand the issues, and works with community, corporate and public-sector partners to advance a more equal society.
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Research and understand
We gather evidence and data to identify gaps, better understand emerging challenges and inform practical responses.
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Connect and advocate
We collaborate across sectors and advocate for positive change informed by community needs and evidence.
You are not alone
Experiencing online harm? SHECARES is here to help.
SHECARES is a support centre for people affected by online harms, with a particular focus on girls and women. You can reach out about harassment, cyberstalking, doxxing, abusive messages, image-based sexual abuse or other harmful online behaviour. No case is too small.
Support that meets you where you are.
Trained staff can help you consider next steps. Please do not hesitate to approach us.
Call the helpline8001 01 4616
Monday–Friday, 9am–9pm, excluding public holidays
WhatsApp textline8985 5528
Monday–Friday, 9am–9pm, excluding public holidays
Emailshecares@she.org.sg
For enquiries and appointment requests
Visit by arrangement
44 Jalan Merah Saga, #01-54
Singapore 278116
Counselling and legal clinics by appointment
If you are in immediate danger: call Police at 999. If it is unsafe to speak, Police Emergency SMS is 71999. The National Anti-Violence and Sexual Harassment Helpline is 1800-777-0000.
SHECARES keeps information confidential in accordance with the law. In some circumstances, a report may be legally required. Please contact the centre to confirm current services and appointment availability.
Research and insights
Evidence helps us see what needs to change.
SHE’s research explores the prevalence and impact of online harms, survivors’ experiences of seeking help, and the gender norms that shape safety, opportunity and participation.
4 in 10respondents in SHE’s 2026 study said they had personally experienced online harm at least once in their lifetime.
1 in 4said they had experienced at least one online harm in the past 12 months.
~4 in 10survivors reported at least one severe impact, including mental or physical health challenges or financial losses.
4 in 10respondents agreed that they felt safe online, highlighting continuing concerns about digital participation.
2026
SHE Study on Online Harms
A follow-up to SHE’s 2023 research examining prevalence, impact, safety and barriers to help-seeking.
Read report (PDF) ↗2025
404 Help Not Found: Lived Experiences of Online Harms Survivors
Survivor interviews explore the emotional toll of online harm and gaps in platform, legal and social support.
Read report (PDF) ↗2025
Universal Periodic Review (UPR)
Established under the UN Human Rights Council (HRC), the UPR is a mechanism to review human rights situations in UN Member States every five years. SHE submitted a stakeholder report, which drew from our national-level studies, on-the-ground services and partnerships across the ecosystem.
Read report (PDF) ↗2023
Online Harms Study
Research on the prevalence and impact of online harms, help-seeking behaviours and differences across groups.
Read report (PDF) ↗2023
Social Experiment on Gender Mindsets
An online experiment examining gender norms and stereotypes among Singapore residents.
Read report (PDF) ↗2023
Safeguarding Online Spaces (SOS) Study
Research with young people on online safety concerns, exposure to harmful content and awareness of support options.
Read report (PDF) ↗What we do
From support to public education.
Our work combines direct support, youth engagement, community conversations and evidence-led advocacy.
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SHECARES
Support for people affected by online harms, including counselling, help to consider reporting options and access to legal assistance.
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Youth engagement
Programmes and conversations that engage young people on pressing issues and encourage informed, respectful participation.
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Advocacy and partnerships
Collaborations, public education and thought leadership to help challenge harmful norms and advance gender equity.
Governance and leadership
Leadership committed to positive change.
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Stefanie Yuen ThioChairpersonGT
Georgette TanBoard MemberHC
Dr. Han Ei ChewBoard MemberHK
Poh Heok KwekBoard MemberNS
Naveen SasidaranBoard MemberJC
Josephine ChewBoard MemberJG
Dr. June GohBoard MemberNS
Nadia SamdinBoard MemberJL
Judy LeeBoard MemberAL
Andrew LimBoard MemberKL
How Kay LiiChief Executive OfficerLet’s make change happen.
For general enquiries, media requests, research collaborations, volunteering or partnerships, get in touch with the SHE team.
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Need personal support?
For online harm support, contact SHECARES directly rather than the general enquiries inbox.
SHECARES contact details →