Accessibility Activation

Accessibility activation invites the NUS community to learn, reflect and take action for inclusion. Through interactive experiences and collective participation, we hope to spark curiosity, build empathy, and celebrate accessibility as a shared responsibility.

1. Beyond What's Visible, Let the Unseen Be Seen

Discover accessibility in everyday life through games, booths, and sensory zones. Learn about hidden disabilities, explore hands-on activities, and join conversations that open new perspectives. Collect stamps when you participate and complete six of the eight interactive booths, including the NUS Enablers and Purple Parade booth, to redeem an ice cream! Be among the first 50 to enjoy a CHAGEE drink.

At the booths, you will experience:

A card game on on autism myths, inclusive hiring considerations and engage in converstations about stressors and coping strategies.
Complete daily tasks while wearing wrist weights to experience challenges of completing daily task with physical restrictions.
Stepping into Sensory Zones to experience how different envrionments evoke different feelings and sensations.

Our Partners

Accessibility Activation is made possible through the support of student groups, community organisations, and social enterprises. From advocacy and education to wellness and employment, each partner brings unique insights into building an inclusive society. Visit their booths to learn more, join conversations, and discover opportunities to get involved beyond the event.

Are you biting more than you can chew?

Sharen has spent over 15 years walking alongside neurodivergent individuals - with humour, warmth and lived experience.

Her debut book, I Bit Off More Than I Can Chew – A Pep Talk for Overachievers with ADHD, is for anyone who has ever felt: overwhelmed, distracted, or “too much.”

It’s part pep talk, part survival kit, and a reminder that: You’re not broken, you’re just wired differently.

Autism Association/ Eden School

The Autism Association (Singapore) is one of the Social Service Agencies in Singapore, dedicated to supporting and serving individuals on the autism spectrum to maximise their potential, helping them lead meaningful and quality lives in society.

Gan Delights

Crafted with premium ingredients, our creations offer depth and enhance the authentic flavors of each element.

The birth of Gan Delights was sparked by numerous heartfelt conversations, driven by an aspiration deeply held in Ming & Rachel's hearts: for our boys to carry the torch, paving a path for Cal who bravely navigates life with moderate autism, to live life with dignity and independence.

Growth Beans

Growthbeans is a social enterprise that enables you to grow meaningfully in a connected world. We will be bringing with us engaging card challenges to help you build resilience while uncovering personalised coping strategies that actually work. Experience the innovative Beantastic! approach to mental wellness in a fun, supportive environment.

Multiple Sclerosis Society Singapore

MSSS is a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving the quality of life of people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and their caregivers through various support services. We provide information, education, and resources to enhance the knowledge of MS, its management and coping strategies. We also offer emotional and practical support to those affected by MS in Singapore. Our team of volunteers and staff work tirelessly to promote public awareness of MS and raise funds to support the society's programmes and services.

TomoWork

TomoWork is a Singapore charity with IPC status dedicated to empowering persons with disabilities and students requiring tailored assistance. The word ‘Tomo’ means ‘friend’ in Japanese, a term that embodies our core belief in the power of community and the importance of belonging.

We believe that gainful employment is essential to uplifting dignity and improving the quality of life. Our programmes help individuals gain the skills, confidence and connections they need to thrive in the workforce.

2. Purple Parade NUS Contingent March

This is the third year NUS is marching as a contingent at The Purple Parade. For some, it will be their first time meeting people with disabilities. For others, it’s a chance to see how an event can be designed with inclusion and accessibility built in. For everyone, it’s a chance to stand together and say: we want a community where everyone belongs. Join the NUS Contingent March at The Purple Parade on 25 Oct 2025 and be part of Singapore's largest movement supporting inclusion of Persons with Disabilities.

Audience

NUS Communities

Organised By

Student Accessibility Unit

Supported By

NUS Enablers

CFG Career Access Team

Accessibility