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Our Dance with Me2 programme continues to grow into one of the most joyful and empowering experiences for our participants. Designed to build rhythm, body awareness, coordination, and expressive confidence, the class does far more than teach dance, it opens doors. Every step, every beat, and every routine is a pathway to real-world performance opportunities […]

This term, Me2 Centre of Inclusive Arts had the pleasure of running our Move with Me2 programme with Rainbow Centre’s Young Adult Activities! (YAA!). Designed to be simple, rhythmic, and accessible, the sessions focused on helping participants build confidence, coordination, and body awareness through repetitive guided movement. Each week, our trainers introduced easy-to-follow routines that

As part of our Improv with Me2 programme, our participants recently took their learning beyond the classroom and into the real world with a meaningful trip to IKEA. This outing was designed as a continuation of our Personal Hygiene (Space) module, an important component that teaches participants how to maintain cleanliness, care for shared environments,

Following the momentum of our Carnival of Stories, the celebration continued in a powerful new way as AAG (Advisors Alliance Group) presented the Metamorph category at UDO Singapore’s first official debut in Singapore and officially adopted Me2’s Carnival of Stories’ pillars as the foundation for their division. This partnership marked a meaningful extension of our

On 18 October 2025, Me2 Centre of Inclusive Arts marked a historic milestone with A Carnival of Stories, our first-ever fully inclusive public event. Held at the vibrant One Punggol Atrium, the Carnival brought together children, youths, adults, seniors, caregivers, educators, partners, and community members for a day overflowing with creativity, connection, and the power

On a bright and meaningful afternoon at One Punggol, we gathered with partners, families, supporters, and members of the community to mark a milestone we will never forget. As part of our Carnival of Stories launch, we unveiled our first ever public art installation, “In Plain Sight”, a vibrant mural co-created by artists with disabilities