DrugFreeSG Advocacy Network

The DrugFreeSG Advocacy Network Scheme brings together volunteers who identify with and promote the drug-free cause. Our DrugFreeSG Advocates play a vital role by being active voices in amplifying anti-drug messages within their spheres of influence, inspiring others to take a firm stand against drugs. Be part of the movement for a Singapore without drugs, where everyone can live, work and play safely.

Commitment	DutyTimings
No minimum hours needed	No fixed timings
Home Team department	Skills and Interest
Central Narcotics Bureau	Public Education

Commitment

DutyTimings

No minimum hours needed

No fixed timings

Home Team department

Skills and Interest

Central Narcotics Bureau

Public Education

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What You'll Do

Voices – help spread anti-drug messages within their sphere of influence and be an active voice in forums/platforms.
Participants – participate in drug-prevention related events such as community roadshows, DrugFreeSG Light-up, Drug Victims Remembrance Day exhibitions, and international forums
Organisers – lead ground up initiatives which amplify the drug-free messages in their community.

Training

Advocates will be trained in areas such as communication and project management which will help them in their advocacy work.

Benefits and Recognition

As a Home Team volunteer, you will be trained and supervised, working in partnership with regular officers in the execution of their duties. Our philosophy of involvement includes giving you the necessary orientation, ample opportunities for personal development, as well as awards and recognition for good service.

Joining CDAU has allowed me to equip myself with specialized knowledge and skills, as well as the opportunity to contribute back to my community.

SGT 2 (V) John Joel Seow

Civil Defence Auxiliary Unit

I take pride in working with the regular officers, PNSFs, PNSmen and civilian staff to maintain law and order, and to keep Singapore safe. I also enjoy interacting with members of the public during our patrols and roadshows. I feel I am part of a larger family and this keeps inspiring me to do my best.

ASP (V) Seah Ching San, Paul

Volunteer Special Constabulary and Honorary Officer, National Police Cadet Corps

There's a place for everyone and as a volunteer, we can help reintegrate ex-offenders back into society by spreading messages of second chances.

Jenap M. Said

Yellow Ribbon Project

Psychological first aid

Victim Care Cadre Programme (VCCP)

Provide emotional support and psychological first aid to victims. You need to possess (or to be studying for) a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, Counselling, Social Work or related disciplines.

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Befriending

Yellow Ribbon Community Project (YRCP)

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Befriending, Public education

Yellow Ribbon Project (YRP)

Raise awareness about the needs of ex-offenders and their families by volunteering with the Yellow Ribbon Project. Help ex-offenders unlock the “Second Prison”.

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DrugFreeSG Advocacy Network

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Who is Eligible