Being targeted online (whether through cyberbullying, grooming, or image-based abuse) is never your fault. Here's a practical guide to the support available in Singapore, so you know exactly where to turn.

From mental health support to digital parenting and children's rights— a directory of resources from Singapore Children's Society and partners, for parents, caregivers and professionals who want to do right by the children in their lives.

Young people are online every day, but their voices are rarely part of research on online sexual harms. This study changes that, drawing on focus group discussions with 28 young people aged 13 to 18 to explore youth perspectives on OCSEA.

All children under 18 have rights, and they're more specific than you might think. Here's what the UNCRC actually says, and what it means for your life in Singapore.

35 young people from across Asia gathered in Bangkok to talk about children's rights in the digital world. Two of them were from Singapore. Here's how the Regional Children's Meeting unfolded.

Whether it's a small class test or your major exams, the pressure to do well is real— from your parents, your teachers, or that little voice in your own head. Here are some tips on how you can thrive under pressure!

For the first time ever, AICHR sat down with children from across ASEAN for a dialogue, including two Singaporean youths. Read their reflections on what the experience meant.

Five youth from Singapore participated in a regional dialogue on “Violence against Children in the Digital World” with Dr Najat Maalla M’jid, the United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence Against Children (UN SRSG on VAC).

Not sure how to show up for a friend who's struggling? Young people from the SCF 2021 Mental Health team put together this guide!

Young people have a lot to say about the issues that affect them if we give them the space to say it. The 2021 edition of the SCF shows how this can be done.

What if the "longer" path turns out to be exactly right? Playwright Faith Ng shared four lessons from her own education journey and gave SCF participants a lot to think about.

Mental health isn't just about illness— it's about how we're doing, day to day. Experts broke it down for SCF 2021 participants in ways that actually made sense.

Good ideas need good thinking behind them. SCF 2021 participants learned two essential skills in these sessions: how to analyse issues clearly, and how to have meaningful conversations.

What have years of listening to young people taught us? Her's a look back at past SCF editions, and the lessons that continue to shape the work today.

Your mental health deserves attention, not just when things are falling apart. Book a check-in with our Flourishing Minds team, online or in person, at a time that works for you.

Know someone who's being bullied, or if what you're experiencing counts as bullying? The Stop Bullying Movement has resources worth exploring.

Three young Singaporeans travelled to Jakarta to speak directly with ASEAN policymakers about children's rights. Here's what they took from the experience.

Two young people participated in the annual SHE Symposium to talk about gender, AI, and online safety. Here are their reflections!

How do you know when someone (or yourself) might be struggling? Young people from SCF 2021 created this social media series to help you recognise the signs.

Physical discipline is still widely practised in Singapore but what does the evidence actually tell us about its impact on children? This study brief looks at our research on corporal punishment and what it means for how we support children's wellbeing.

21 young people spent a day exploring children's rights and how it applies to their lives. Take a look inside the first Rights Here, Right Now! Workshop in this article.

After seven months of research, surveys, and hard conversations, 13 young people from the SCF 2022 batch took the stage to share what they'd found on mental health, the digital world, and climate change.

15 young people, a 5-day bootcamp, and 6 months ahead of them. Here's how SCF 2022's bootcamp went and what participants said after the very first week.

Before you can tackle big issues, you need the right tools. SCF 2021 participants spent two sessions learning about trauma-informed care and how to do research that actually holds up.

The internet opens up global opportunities, but it also comes with real risks. Here's what the founder of Kids Dream and a Youth Movement said about staying safe and looking out for each other online.

The pandemic didn't just disrupt routines; it changed how young people felt about school, the future, and themselves. Here's what the research showed.

Every SCF journey starts with a room full of young people getting to know each other and beginning to figure out what they want to say. Here's how the 2021 cohort began.

Your rights exist whether you know about them or not. Here's the UNCRC in plain language, so you actually understand what they are.