Every Saturday, 8-9am, Fort Canning Green, maximum 20 students. More info about Yoga for a Change: www.yogaforachange.com (IG: @yogaforachange)

Please take note...

- This is a ticketed class where 100% of the proceeds are donated to charity, we donate the weekly proceeds of ticket sales to our campaign page liste on our website www.yogaforachange.com

- The class will take place at Fort Canning Green: the big space on the National Museum side, where the outdoor cinema and festivals usually take place. There’s a big flat area right in the middle, made of AstroTurf. That’s where we will be.

- If you come by taxi/Grab, a good landmark as reference point for drop off is the Gothic Gate on Google Maps, choose "Fort Canning (East) Car Park A" on Grab

- Bring your own mat, water bottle, small towel (you might get sweaty!), mosquito repellent and sunscreen

- Because of all of the above, please aim to arrive 10-15 min early if possible 🙂

- Class will be cancelled in case of rain, an email or WhatsApp would be sent to you at least one hour prior to class and we will ask you for which next class you would like to be rebooked

By signing up for Yoga for a Change classes, it is taken that you have understood and accepted the terms in the release and waiver of liability here: https://tinyurl.com/yfacwaiver

About the teachers:

Ashita

Ashita’s first real encounter with yoga was in 2017, at a yoga studio in Canada. After her first class, she was amazed by how calm and energized she could feel at the same time. As an Indian, she found it ironic that it took a journey halfway across the world to discover her passion for yoga. Since then, the curiosity has only cultivated further and led Ashita to complete her yoga teacher training certification in Vinyasa Flow in 2021. She now hopes to share the benefits of the practice that has been instrumental in shaping her life on and off the mat.

Bhav

Growing up in the south of India, Bhavana was first exposed to Yoga during childhood as a wellbeing and mindfulness tool. However as the years rolled by and life got “busy”, she lost the connection to regular practice. It was in 2020, post an episode of illness that she began to embody the benefits of Yoga as a vehicle for movement-based self care and self-inquiry into the body and the mind. This led her to complete a 200-hours Yoga certification program in 2020, and she started running outdoor community sessions in the Beach in 2020, when many of the yoga studios were closed due to the pandemic. Her goal is to make the benefits of yoga accessible to all, and share her knowledge to promote a sense of well-being in the community.

Laura

Laura is a vinyasa & yin yoga teacher since 2017, a gong player since 2019, and completed a prenatal & postpartum yoga certification in 2020. She created the concept of Yoga for a Change for students to practice yoga, while contributing to worthy causes that enhance livelihoods in Singapore & Southeast Asia. You will leave her sessions feeling strong and relaxed.

Wendy

Wendy’s yoga journey started at her work place some years ago. She attended a weekly lunchtime class and was intrigued week after week by the various yoga shapes and movements. She discovered yoga's benefits in promoting body awareness, mental focus and managing aches and pain. Her practice is gentle, with emphasis on body awareness through mobility work and basic yoga movements. She believes that yoga is for everyone and all ages, and seeks to help more people discover the joy and benefits of yoga.

Yun

Yun has been supporting Yoga for a Change since 2021. As a full-time teacher with HOM Yoga, all kinds of movement practices inspire her. Her teachings are mostly alignment-focused and heart-based, with a touch of music. Most recently, her focus and forage into contortion, hand balancing and endurance running have kept her inspired and awake. Yun’s curiosity and hunger for knowledge keeps her on the mat and fuels her desire to learn and evolve every single day.

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Yoga for a Change at Fort Canning Green