Equal Dreams ► Disability Accessibility Inclusion Diversity

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Our Belief

Built on the belief that everyone has equal rights to pursue their dreams and aspirations, Equal Dreams is born.
Based in sunny Singapore, Equal Dreams provides disability, accessibility and consultancy services and creates platforms for disabled people to pursue passion projects.

List of programmes currently offered at Equal Dreams

Our Upcoming Programmes

A banner for safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training. The Equal Dreams logo is on the top left corner while the NCSS 4ST Partnership Fund logo is on the top right corner. The header text reads: "safeTALK Suicide Prevention Training." Below the header, the subheading text reads: A workshop for the neurodivergent community (Autistic & ND individuals, as well as their loved ones & allies). In the body left, there are three bullet points with the following text: "Learn to identify someone who may be having thoughts of suicide" "Feel prepared to talk directly and openly to a person about their thoughts of suicide" "Be aware of suicide first aid resources to connect persons with thoughts of suicide to for further help" On the body right, there is an illustration of two figures. One figure appears distressed with their hands on their head, and the other figure is holding a yellow umbrella over them, symbolizing support and protection. At the bottom, the text box reads: "Supported by the NCSS 4ST Partnership Fund."

Not sure how to identify someone who may be suicidal but wish you did? Tailoring to the disabled community, join us now to learn suicide first aid tips and how to connect individuals to the help they need!

Speech to text interpreting training programme visual banner with text that says have a passion for education and want to explore accessibility work? sign up now!

What would it take to translate these aspirations into concrete actions in terms of the events we organise?
Come join us to learn how to centre accessibility
from the get-go!

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