About Us

CRuSH is brought to you by TOUCH Cyber Wellness & Sports, our valued sponsors and various school partners.

CRuSH stands for Cyberspace Risks and where U Seek Help. First launched in Sept 2001, it has received support and funding from the Media Development Authority (MDA), Inter-Ministry Committee on Youth Crime (IMYC) and Starhub. It now encompasses a wide range of programmes, from “CRuSH roadshows” to Project CRuSH and Planet CRuSH. Primarily focusing on promoting cyber wellness for Singapore Youths, CRuSH also seeks to serve adults and young children - all these in line with our vision of strengthening families and transforming communities.

With increasing time spent in cyberspace, youths venture quickly into new domains with rules and reality different from that in the real-world. Inevitably, social issues and problems emerge in these new frontiers. However, youths have limited access to trustworthy role models and sound advice, and this presents new and unique challenges in parenting and education. TOUCH Cyber Wellness & Sports keeps itself updated on current Internet usage patterns, and actively engages youths and counsel those with Internet-related problems. TOUCH Cyber Wellness & Sports also recruits and trains adult and student volunteers to become ambassadors of the cyber wellness message, and mentors teenagers to adopt healthy values in a safe online community within their own classes and schools.

Since 2001, our roadshows have reached out to 230,000 students over 200 schools. Through Project CRuSH, we have trained over 70,000 students in cyber wellness. More than 300 volunteer e-mentors have also been trained and deployed as ambassadors of the cyber wellness message.

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Our Valued Sponsors

Special thanks to Media Development Authority, National Youth Council, the Inter-Ministry Committee on Youth Crime and StarHub.


www.mda.gov.sg	www.nyc.gov.sg

www.imyc.org.sg	www.microsoft.com/singapore

List of Partners we have worked with in 2006 & 2007

Government Agencies
Health Promotion Board Ministry of Education National Institute of Education Singapore Police Force The Attorney-General's Chambers
Primary Schools
Blangah Rise Primary Clementi Primary School Eunos Primary School Fengshan Primary School Gan Eng Seng Primary School Huamin Primary School Geylang Methodist School (Primary) Jingshan Primary School	Junyuan Primary School Mee Toh School North View Primary School Qifa Primary School St Anthony's Canossian Primary School Tanjong Katong Primary School West View Primary School
Secondary Schools
ACS (International) Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School Anderson Secondary School Assumption English School Bartley Secondary School Bedok Green Secondary School Bukit Panjang Government High School Catholic High School Cedar Girls' Secondary School CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent Chung Cheng High School (Main) Clementi Town Secondary School Clementi Woods Secondary School Compassvale Secondary School Crescent Girls' School Dunman High School East Spring Secondary School Fairfield Methodist Secondary School Fajar Secondary School Fuhua Secondary School First Toa Payoh Secondary School Gan Eng Seng School Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) Ghim Moh Secondary School Greendale Secondary School	Greenview Secondary School Guangyang Secondary School Henderson Secondary School Hong Kah Secondary School Kent Ridge Secondary School Kranji Secondary School Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School Marsiling Secondary School Mayflower Secondary SChool Nan Hua High School Ngee Ann Secondary School NUS High School of Mathematics and Science Pasir Ris Secondary School Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Raffles Institution St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary School Siglap Secondary School Springfield Secondary School Tanjong Katong Girls' School Tanjong Katong Secondary School Temasek Secondary School Telok Kurau Secondary School Woodlands Secondary School Woodgrove Secondary School Xinmin Secondary School