Intervention
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Building Community Resilience Program
The terrorist threat in Singapore includes Jemaah Islamiah and Daesh sympathizers who may face the risk of either of self-radicalization and offline recruitment. This community resilience program emphasizes building better trust and support relations between NGOs, the government and local communities. The program uses various techniques of rehabilitation & reintegration, community resilience and social cohesion.…
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Channel
Channel is a program which focuses on providing support at an early stage to people who are identified as being vulnerable to being drawn into all types of terrorism. The program uses a multi-agency approach to protect vulnerable people by providing a range of support options including one-to-one theological mentoring.
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Family Support Unit Radicalization
Family members of radicalized persons (see below for the categories) will be supported by the Family Support Unit. First step is in an intake and risk assessment. On this basis a plan of action is drafted – tailored in order to address the specific needs of the involved family. The plan is drafted in cooperation…
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Countering Violent Extremism Intervention Programs
The Australian Government is working with relevant state and territory government agencies to develop and implement intervention programs to identify radicalized and at-risk individuals, and provide effective diversion, referral and support programs. The intervention programs involve developing individually-tailored case management plans to connect individuals with services such as mentoring and coaching, counselling, education and employment…