Oogachaga Women Support Group

To empower queer women towards greater involvement and presence in the community

OUR VISION

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Sayoni is a Singapore-based feminist, volunteer-run organisation that works to uphold human rights protections for queer women, including lesbian, bisexual and transgender women. We organise and advocate for equality in well-being and dignity regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity/expression and sex characteristics.

We believe that everyone has a part to play in improving the lives of LBTQ people. Donate or volunteer with us.

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Our Work

Research and Advocacy

We collect data and raise awareness about LBTQ issues

Events

We hold events to build community

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News and Announcements

Sayoni releases first, groundbreaking report into violence and discrimination facing lesbian, bisexual, trans and queer (LBTQ) persons in Singapore
SINGAPORE, 24 May 2019 - Lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer (LBTQ) rights group Sayoni has published a groundbreaking research study highlighting… Read More
Advocacy for UN Child Rights Convention: Reflections Part 2
If you haven't already read my reflections from the 15th and 16th and would love to, please feel free to… Read More
Keeping Singapore's LBQ Spaces Alive
Panelists speaking at Sayoni's event at independent bookstore The Moon. By Natasha SadiqOn 28th October, almost 60 women turned up… Read More

OC Women is a personal development group for lesbians and women who love
women. Through individual development, reflection and heart-to-heart
discussions, we aim to create a personal oasis – time and space for every
woman who wants to grow to better understand herself, her relationships, and
the community that she lives in.

The fourth run of OC Women will be a ten-session programme commencing in
late January 2010. Women aged 25 years and above are invited to share the
OCW experience.

Please write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for details.