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THE PURPLE PARADE. Singapore’s largest movement that supports inclusion and celebrates abilities of persons with disabilities. Click here to relive The Purple Parade 2023 Physical Celebration!
The core of The Purple Parade movement is to ensure that People with Disabilities are included in the main chapter of Singapore’s growth and have equal access to education, employment, transport and social networks.
The Purple Parade – Singapore’s largest movement to Support Inclusion and Celebrate Abilities of Persons with Disabilities.
For more information about The Purple Parade or how you can support the movement, reach us at joinus@purpleparade.sg. Catch the Live Chats of The Purple Parade!
Join us for a new series of experiential workshops and learn more about accessibility issues and the various types of disabilities in our community! The Purple Parade – Singapore’s largest movement to support inclusion and celebrate abilities of Persons with Disabilities. .
SPEAK TO US! For more information about The Purple Parade or how you can support the movement, reach us at joinus@purpleparade.sg. A collection of Human Library featuring stories and personal journeys of People with Disabilities in our community.
Be Part Of The Purple Parade Family. The Purple Parade seeks to raise public awareness to Support Inclusion and Celebrate Abilities of Persons with Disabilities. We welcome support by organisations and individuals.
For more information about The Purple Parade or how you can support the movement, reach us at joinus@purpleparade.sg.
Alister Ong. No Mountain You Cannot Overcome - For 27 year old Alister, nothing is impossible, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges. Not only does he believe in living life to the fullest, he wants to encourage others to do the same as well.
THE PURPLE PARADE PLEDGE. We, the people of Singapore, pledge our support for the community of Persons with Disabilities. We will embrace our differences and celebrate the uniqueness of each individual. We recognise that all of us are equal members of society.
