Why we are asking you
Every day around the world, children go missing.
Every day, individuals — children especially — are kidnapped and exploited: for ransom, for trafficking, for prostitution, for forced labour, for harm we don't always speak about openly.
Every day, women face violence with no one nearby to help.
Every day, lives are lost — not because help wasn't out there, but because no one nearby knew someone needed it.
This is true in Malaysia. It is true across Southeast Asia. It is true around the world.
Someone far away can't help in time. Only someone nearby can.
We are building a Malaysian-built family-safety platform so that when you or your family needs help, the nearest person using this platform — your neighbour, a stranger walking by, a volunteer who happens to be passing — can be alerted, see what's happening, and choose to help.
Before we finalise the next version, we want to hear from real Malaysian families. This survey takes 4 minutes. Anonymous unless you opt in to follow-up. Available in 5 languages today, with more on the way.
Your responses may be cited (anonymised — only your role and area, never your name) in our application to UNICEF's Innovation Fund Climate Ventures Cohort 2026.
No one alive is forgotten.
Bahasa Malaysia, English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Tamil are fully translated today. Indonesian, Iban, and Kadazan-Dusun translations are being added — please tell us your preferred language anyway, and your response will count.
No one alive is forgotten.
Take your time. Long answers are welcome. Short answers are welcome too. The more specific you are, the more useful your voice is to us.
(Optional — but the most powerful part of this survey)
Children's voices often surface what adults miss — but every community has its own view. Please tell us honestly.