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NCPC Year End Crime Prevention Roadshow 2025

22 November 2025

Catch up on the NCPC Year-End Crime Prevention Roadshow 2025, which raised awareness on shop theft, outrage of modesty, and voyeurism. The event also saw the launch of the *We Jaga Together* music video.

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The National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) held its annual Year-End Crime Prevention Roadshow on 22 and 23 November 2025 at Our Tampines Hub. The event was graced by Mr Goh Pei Ming, Minister of State,  Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Social and Family Development.

This year’s roadshow focused on raising awareness about shop theft, outrage of modesty, and voyeurism, while highlighting that crime prevention is a shared responsibility.

Launch of "We Jaga Together" Music Video

Four people on stage at the NCPC Year-End Crime Prevention Roadshow on 22-23 November 2025.

A key highlight of the roadshow was the launch of the music video, We Jaga Together.

NCPC partnered with its Honorary Crime Prevention Ambassador, renowned local director and actor Mr Jack Neo, to produce We Jaga Together to deliver a clear message: crime prevention is a shared responsibility, and low crime does not mean no crime. The video heavily incorporates AI-generated visuals and musical elements to creatively communicate important public messages.

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Delta Challenge: Art Against Scams – Prize Presentation

Three scenes from the NCPC Year-End Crime Prevention Roadshow featuring award winners posing with police officers and Delta Challenge banners.

 The Delta Challenge: Art Against Scams, a joint initiative by NCPC and the Singapore Police Force, engages youths through creativity and community actions. Participants design murals that raise awareness about scams and promote the 24/7 ScamShield Helpline (1799).

Winning artworks are being transformed into public murals across Singapore, turning everyday spaces into powerful reminders to stay vigilant. The top 10 teams were also present at the roadshow to receive their prizes.