Strong Families Safe Homes 2026 Roadshow Returns to Our Tampines Hub to Raise Awareness on Domestic Violence

The Strong Families Safe Homes 2026 roadshow is set to return to Our Tampines Hub this January, inviting the public to take part in a meaningful weekend dedicated to domestic violence awareness and prevention. Organised by Casa Raudha and supported by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), the event aims to empower individuals and families with knowledge, tools and conversations that help create safer environments for children and loved ones.

Taking place from 24 to 25 January 2026, the roadshow will be held at Festive Walk East, Our Tampines Hub, from 10am to 8pm daily. Visitors can look forward to a series of interactive and educational booths designed to help participants better understand how to detect signs of abuse, recognise red flags in relationships, and learn practical ways to prevent domestic violence.

A key highlight of the event is the appearance of Mr Goh Pei Ming, Minister of State for Social and Family Development, who will join participants on 24 January at 12.30pm as Guest-of-Honour.

Among the engaging activities lined up is a child abuse mural art station, where participants can express their vision of a “safe and healthy family” through art. Another standout feature is “Break Free”, an immersive, choice-based dating game that guides players through relationship scenarios, encouraging them to identify warning signs and understand how different decisions can shape outcomes.

Visitors can also take part in a photo booth and Pledge Wall, where they can leave empowering messages and publicly commit to standing against domestic violence. Additional game stations offer interactive learning experiences that promote awareness and prevention through meaningful engagement.

As a gesture of appreciation, participants who complete all activities will receive complimentary treats, including popcorn and ice cream.