Accessibility Activation 2026

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. Creating Inclusive Communities

Discover accessibility in everyday life through various booth activities. Learn about different local organisations and how they create opportunities for equitable participation, employment and belonging. Collect 1 stamp when you participate at one of the eight interactive booths to redeem a CHAGEE drink, and collect 3 stamps to earn a chance at our lucky wheel spin for more prizes.

Join us at the K9 Assistance demonstration at 12:30 PM as well, to watch an assistance dog in action as it demonstrates trained tasks that support its handler!

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.

K9 Assistance

K9Assistance (Limited) was founded in April 2020 to create awareness of the benefits that Mobility Assistance Dogs, Hearing Dogs, Seeing-Eye Dogs, and Autism Assistance Dogs could bring to Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).

As a registered charity, they aim to give the gift of dignity through accredited Assistance Dogs at no charge to Persons with Disabilities, and they advocate for the use and acceptance of bona fide Assistance Dog teams to have access to public spaces across Singapore.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS)

Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS) is a social service agency supporting children and adults with cerebral palsy or multiple disabilities through early intervention, rehabilitation services, day activity centre programmes as well as vocational training and gainful employment in Singapore.

Founded in 1957, CPAS currently serves over 800 clients, empowering them to realise their full potential and lead fulfilled, dignified lives. CPAS is a registered charity with IPC status and a member of the National Council of Social Service.

Gan Delights

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

Gan Delights is an inclusive family lifestyle bakery, shaped by Ming and Rachel with their sons Cal, who lives with autism, and En. Every creation, from Cal’s handwritten notes, En’s PR flair, carries stories of hope, love, and learning, inviting all into the Gan's family journey.

JOURNEY

JOURNEY is an award-winning Singapore brand under TOUCH Community Services that showcases the creative talents of artists with intellectual disabilities.

Through the platform, their artworks are shared with the public and corporates, providing opportunities for collaborations and enabling artists to earn an income from the sale of their art.

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.

Angeline aka Ziyue, Artist | Illustrator

Art began as a form of escape from the struggles and confusion of growing up deaf, but it soon became her way of connecting with the world. Through it, Angeline aka Ziyue discovered the powerful, unspoken language between the artwork and viewer.

Since then, she has illustrated several children's books for US publishers. Her life goal is to create art that resonates emotionally with others.

2. Purple Parade NUS Contingent March

This is the fourth year NUS is marching as a contingent at The Purple Parade. It’s a chance for us to stand together and say: we want a community where everyone belongs. Join the NUS Contingent March at The Purple Parade on 24 Oct 2026 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