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Oogachaga presents Kampung Kiki

Hey friends!!

Keen to make new friends, or to relax and unwind after your busy week? Come join us for this month’s run of Kampung Kiki! 🏳️‍🌈🥰 While we will provide simple materials, please feel free to bring your own.

Organised for LGBTQ+ youth in Singapore aged 16 – 29, Kampung Kiki is a safe space to hang out with fellow LGBTQ+ youth in Singapore, and to join in on the different activities planned each month. 💅🏽✨

🗓 Date: 12 October 2024(2nd Saturday of the month)
🕰 Time: 2pm to 4pm
📍Venue: Vanilla Room @ Oogachaga, 57B Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216
Nearest MRT Station: Chinatown MRT (Exit A)
Nearest drop-off points: Lucky Chinatown and Sri Mariamman Temple
Do note that due to the limited space at the venue, we will close this form once we’ve reached sign-up capacity & this event is strictly registration based only, we do not accept walk-ins. So don’t wait — sign up to join us for Kampung Kiki now!

See YOUth there! 🤓

Cheers,
✨  Your Kiki Kakis ✨
boost@oogachaga.com

(Psst! Do keep a lookout a week from the event for our email in case it ends up in your spam folder! 😅)
LGBTQ+ Queer Social Youth

9 to Thrive: Mental Wellness at Work

In honour of World Mental Health Day on 10 October, join us for an insightful discussion on the importance of mental health in the workplace, with a focus on the unique challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community.

Date: 10 October 2024, Thursday
Time: 6.30pm – 8.30pm
Venue: Proud Spaces
Address: 243 Alexandra Road #05-03 S(159932)

The following topics will be explored during the event:

  • Intersectionality: Managing overlapping identities
  • Coming out at work: Should I or Should I not?
  • Legal Rights and Protections
  • How to identify and address microaggressions and discrimination faced in the workplace
  • Discover ways to advocate for better mental health benefits and support systems within your organisation
This event welcomes all LGBTQ+ individuals and allies who are looking to empower themselves and others in professional settings.
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Oogachaga presents KOPI/TEH: MILO (GAO)

Hey y’all,

We’re back for another month of Kopi/Teh: Milo (GAO)!

If you’re an LGBTQ+ youth between 16-29 years old, looking for a way to have meaningful and safe conversations, sign up and join us as we have conversations around microaggressions and stereotypes of our community!

Here are the details for the upcoming session:

Date: 27 September 2024  (last Friday of the month)
Time: 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Topic: Our Queer Spaces

Venue: Vanilla Room @ Oogachaga (57B Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216)

Nearest MRT: Chinatown MRT Exit A

Nearest drop-off point: Lucky Chinatown or Sri Mariamman Temple

TAKE NOTE: Registration is on a first-come-first-serve basis, as we have limited space in at the venue. Please hang on tight as we work through confirmations, and ensure those who registered first get their place in the queue. The waitlist will open up after registration hits full capacity.

We hope to see you there!

See ya later sk8rs!!

Cheers,
The Kopi/Teh: Milo (GAO) team
boost@oogachaga.com

LGBT pride Queer Social Things to do in Singapore

Rainbodhi SG 2209 MUATP

If you are an LGBTQIA+ individual or ally living in Singapore and fascinated by the teachings of Buddhism or Dharma practices this is something for you! We are having a get-together, connecting like-minded people like us, who are interested to share and learn from each other’s journey.

We’ll meet at Napier MRT Station at 10 AM, near the ticket counters close to Exit 1, before heading to the Botanical Gardens.

We will do a short meditation at the park, create bonds, explore, and share how we understand the Dharma and its practices, including how it can relate to our experiences as LGBTQIA+ individuals.

What to bring?
1. A mat or yoga mat for sitting
2. Beverages to keep the day as cool as you
3. Snacks or light breakfast to churn as we bond
4. A mosquito repellent if your blood is super sweet

5. Your fabulous self

Shi Kai is the facilitator for this event.
Contact us through RainbodhiSG IG Messager if you have any questions.
Instagram: RainbodhiSG
https://instagram.com/rainbodhisg
LGBTQ+ pride Queer Social Things to do in Singapore

Rainbodhi SG presents How to Grow Old with the Buddha?

Discover how embracing Buddhist teachings from your 20s onward can profoundly transform your mindset and physical well-being as we navigate the realities of aging. Join us for an enlightening conference where three inspiring Queer Buddhists share their research and personal stories on the journey of growing older!

Facilitator Biography

Meet Kyle Neo, a queer Buddhist and thoughtful observer of life who has navigated the journey from a pre-internet world to the frenetic pace of modern technology. In his mid-40s, Kyle embraces the aging process with grace, using his experiences to enrich his writing and design work. As a passionate advocate for social issues viewed through a Buddhist lens, he strives to spark meaningful conversations around identity, spirituality, and community dynamics.

As the founder of Rainbodhi Singapore, Kyle creates inclusive spaces where diverse voices can flourish and connect. Through his creativity and insights, he invites others to explore the intersection of culture, faith, and personal truth, encouraging growth and understanding in an ever-evolving world.

Meet Sofia, an aspiring queer gerontology practitioner in the aging community in Singapore with deep passion in enhancing quality of life for the older adults. As a member of the queer community, she is committed to advocating for inclusive and supportive care that recognizes and respects the diverse identities and experiences of our elderly population.

Her journey in gerontology is driven by a desire to bridge gaps in care and ensure that everyone, regardless of their background or identity, can enjoy their later years with dignity and joy in their own homes.

Meet Nigel, new to eldercare but deeply interested in the queer experience related to aging. He reflects on queer aging and its connection to Buddhist practice through the lenses of literature and dharma.

To better grasp the experiences of young seniors and the elderly in Singapore, Nigel actively volunteers in life transition workshops and community initiatives, as well as guided autobiographical writing exercises and charity assessments.

LGBTQ+ Queer Social Things to do in Singapore

Two Queens Asia presents Stay Gold

lock aug 31st in your calendars, we’re coming in hot with another edition of STAY GOLD at @barnkdsg 🌟

🪩💃🏻 you know the drill, come for chit chats, drinks, and groovy tunes

📞 hit us up for table reservations at 8044 8095 💬

#StayGold #TwoQueensAsia

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Oogachaga presents Kopi/Teh: Milo (GAO)

HI GAY! 🤩 Kopi/Teh: Milo (GAO) is back again in August with another session exploring microaggressions and stereotyping. This expands on our topic in April about intersectionality, queerness, and you! Join us for an evening about what identity and perception mean within our wider community.

Date: 30 August 2024, Friday (last Friday of the month)
Time: 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Venue: Vanilla Room @ Oogachaga, 57B Pagoda Street, 059216
Nearest MRT: Chinatown Exit A

Register via the link in our bio or at 👉🏾 bit.ly/OCKopiTeh

If you’re an LGBTQ+ youth between 16-29 years old looking to have meaningful and thought-provoking discussions in a safe space 👉🏽 sign-up and join us today!! 👈🏽 Slots are limited, so do sign up early to secure a place😉

See y’all there!! ✨

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Midweek Mindfulness @ Proud Spaces

It’s only halfway through the week and already feeling drained by work or life in general? Join us at Proud Spaces for a midweek boost and catch a little breather.

Proud Spaces is thrilled to be partnering with The Pilates MVMT, an LGBT-owned boutique fitness studio in Singapore, to launch Midweek Mindfulness – a series of yoga and pilates classes held on Wednesdays at Proud Spaces.

Important

Class Fee: $15 per pax per class

Please bring your own mat, towel and water bottle.

Do note that a minimum of 10 participants is required for the class to commence. Payment will only be collected after the class has been confirmed.

About the Instructor

Nicole has been passionate about movement since she was young, starting out as a dancer and naturally transitioning into Yoga and Pilates. As a teacher, she is dedicated to creating a welcoming and empowering environment for her students. She understands that time on the mat is sacred, as it’s her only moment of calm amidst her busy life.

Outside of teaching, she juggles being a mum to two rambunctious boys, managing partnerships and operations at a maternity wear brand, and occasionally working as a university admissions consultant. It’s a busy life, but she loves every moment of it!

  • ⁠Certified Yoga Teacher (200hr YTT from Yoga Mandala SG)
  • ⁠Certified Prenatal Yoga Teacher (100hr YTT from Live Yoga Flow)
  • ⁠Certified Cancer Exercise Specialist (from Cancer Exercise Training Institute)
  • ⁠⁠Trained in STOTT Pilates (Mat & Reformer, from Breathe Pilates SG)

About The Pilates MVMT

In a society where fitness is largely commercialised, The Pilates MVMT aims to spread the importance of mindful movement through personalised attention in small group classes. Each exercise is thoughtfully curated by their experienced instructors with increased or decreased difficulty depending on your abilities and needs.

They provide a safe, inclusive, and non-judgemental space for everyone to work out in. Check out their website for more information on classes and instructors.

Queer Social Sports / Wellness Things to do in Singapore

Rainbodhi SG presents Get Together In The Park

If you are an LGBTQIA+ individual or ally living in Singapore and fascinated by the teachings of Buddhism or Dharma practices this is something for you! We are having a get-together, connecting like-minded people like us, who are interested to share and learn from each other’s journey.

We will do a short meditation at the park, create bonds, explore, and share how we understand the Dharma and its practices, including how it can relate to our experiences as LGBTQIA+ individuals.

What to bring?
1. A mat or yoga mat for sitting
2. Beverages to keep the day as cool as you
3. Snacks or light breakfast to churn as we bond
4. A mosquito repellent if your blood is super sweet
5. Your fabulous self

Shi Kai is the facilitator for this event.
Contact us through RainbodhiSG IG Messager if you have any questions.

Instagram: RainbodhiSG
https://instagram.com/rainbodhisg
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Rainbodhi SG 0824 Bukit Timah Trail

0824 Bukit Timah Trail

Embrace Nature, Embrace Yourself

Join us on a mindful trail, where we connect deeply with nature and ourselves. Let every step be a meditation, every breath a moment of peace. Together, we’ll find serenity in the beauty surrounding us. 🍃💖

We will kick off our adventure at Beauty World MRT station, stroll to Old KTM Railway Bridge, hop over to the Hindhede Quarry, conquer Bukit Timah Summit, and wrap up with a delicious late dinner at The Rail Mall. What’s more, for every 1km you walk, we will donate SGD$1 to Doctors without Borders in Palestine.

Let’s walk this path together. 🌿🙏 Registration link is in the bio. Limited to the first 20 Sign-Ups!

https://doctorswithoutborders-apac.org/en

What to bring?
1. Beverages to keep the day as cool as you
2. Snacks or light breakfast to churn as we trek and bond
3. A mosquito repellent if your blood is super sweet
4. Your fabulous self

Download an app that can track your walking distance, then share the results with our coordinator, Shi Kai. This way, we can calculate the total distance covered for the donation.

Ming is the facilitator for this event.
Contact us through RainbodhiSG IG Messager if you have any questions.

Instagram: RainbodhiSG
https://instagram.com/rainbodhisg
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