Gay Singapore Services

Men-only grooming spa & salon in Singapore. Mandate Grooming uses modern, evidence-based, technology to help you look great from the inside out.

Personalised treatments for your hair, face and body are done in purpose-designed rooms. By appointment only. Located in Tanglin area, in Ming Arcade opposite Hard Rock Café.

Proud Spaces SG is all about creating safe and welcoming spots for Singapore’s LGBTQ+ community to come together. Whether it's for events, collaborations, or just a space to connect, their goal is to support and uplift LGBTQ+ organizations in Singapore through literal safe and welcoming spaces.

The types of bookable spaces they offer include a main hall that can fit up to 70 people, a discussion room that can comfortably fit 10 and a small meeting room for a more private option for up to three people.

Counselling and personal development organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and questioning (LGBTQ) individuals. OogaChaga services are supervised by credible professionals and agencies in the fields of psychology, therapy and counselling in Singapore who are familiar with issues facing gay, lesbian, transgendered and questioning individuals.

Services include:

• sexuality - understanding own's sexuality, struggles with sexual identity or sexual behaviours

• personal - self esteem, confidence, anger, stress, anxiety, deliberate self harm, coping with transition, addictions

• relationships with others - interpersonal relationships, workplace issues

• same sex relationships  - loss, rejection, breakup, betrayal, same sex domestic violence, sero-discordant couples

• relationships with family - parents learning to cope with children sexuality, rejection from family members

• sexual health - sexual addiction, coping with HIV and STIs, living with HIV or AIDS

• other issues - studies, career, personal life goal

OogaChaga charges a very affordable rate for counselling services.

Started in 2009, Pink Dot SG is a non-profit movement for the LGBT community in Singapore. Participants of this annual event wear "pink" and gather to form a giant pink circle' to support for inclusiveness, diversity and the freedom to love.

An estimated 25,000 people join Pink Dot event at Hong Lim Park each year.

A resource centre and library where LGBTQ's come together for social support.

The group holds regular events, usually on the 2nd Saturday of each month. The library service is open every Saturday, 2pm-6pm.