Roundup 2026

Singapore AA Roundup 2026

GRATITUDE

IN

ACTION!

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Doors open at 9 a.m. for registration, a light breakfast buffet and fellowship.

Program begins at 10 a.m. and goes to 5 p.m.
There will be a delicious lunch buffet from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

Days Until Roundup 2026

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REMEMBER
THE PLACE
YMCA
One Orchard Rd.
EXPECT
GOOD STUFF

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Shared Understanding

Learn with others who truly get what you’re going through.

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Helpful Practices

Explore gratitude in sobriety through dynamic experiences within the conference.

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Honest
Conversations

Engage with fellows sharing their experience, strength, and hope.

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Community Connections

Connect with diverse people in the Singapore AA community.

RoundUp 2026 Program

Tune In

09:00

Registration + Breakfast

Notice It

9:50 Welcome

10:00 Opening: Gratitude in Giving and Receiving; The Gift of Sponsorship”

Speaker: Ralphie

with a 10min: table discussion

 

Nurture It

1040: Meditation on Gratitude facilitators: Kate & Iwona

11:20: Gratitude of a Newcomer speaker: Sugath with a 10min: table discussion

12:00 Keynote Speaker Tony

followed by a 10min: table discussion

 

Express It

12:40: Our Singapore AA Experience
Speaker: A local panel with Crystal and Paul
10min: table discussion

1:00: Lunch

2:00: Putting Gratitude into Action
Facilitation: Kate

Live It

2:40: Al-Anon speaks
10min: table discussion

3:10: Coffee Break

Pass It On

3:30: HIPI forum: The need; our actions
Panel Liz, Ari, Han & Andrew
10min: table discussion

4:15: Closing & Count down

Gratitude is often understood as a feeling: an acknowledgement of what we have received. In recovery, however, gratitude can become something more deliberate. It can shape how we relate to ourselves, to others, to the Fellowship, to those who are still suffering, and to our Higher Power.

Singapore Round Up 2026 explores this movement from gratitude as recognition to gratitude as practice.

Building on the five relationships introduced in the 2025 conference, this year’s programme is organised around five questions:
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My first Sngapore Roundup was in 2018 and it connected me deeply to the fellowship. Seeing and hearing how other sober folk (and loved ones) connect, recover and spread the message of hope – is one of the amazing things about the SG fellowship. People put so much amazing effort into it!

The 2025 RoundUp was an absolute hit, I loved the interactive round-table discussions and the newcomer stories always makes me incredibly grateful to have a front row seat at the miracle show!

Super excited to see what’s in store for 2026!

Adrian
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It was a great blessing and privilege to have been at the AA-Roundup:  To see a large disparate group of people come together with the common knowledge that everyone has been broken but has found hope again; To see respect and gentleness in action; To hear the serenity prayer said in Mongolian by the delegates, which my conscious mind could not understand but my heart could, bringing tears to my eyes and comfort to my spirit. To experience solidarity in suffering, and find hope in a Higher Power. I found the meeting a deeply spiritual and healing experience.

Dr Lie L
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“I attended last year for the first time having just moved to Singapore. What an amazing experience on “Recovery Through Connection.”

It was such a great way to build relationships. I learned so much through other’s experiences of staying connected. The day flew by with interactive sessions, great speakers and an amazing lunch buffet. I’m definitely attending again this year.”

Jim J.
2025 Roundup Participant, 8 years sober