18/09/2026
Haze Advisory (Updated on 19 September 2026, 6.00am)
Dear friends and supporters,
Given the fluctuations and potentially deteriorating air quality due to the haze, we are taking a cautious approach to our haze measures.
With the air quality currently in the Band 1 (Normal) to low Band 2 (Elevated) range, SparkAbility 2026 will proceed, with a walk-only route shortened to 2.6km and Activity Village programme ending by 10.30am. These measures are intended to reduce participants’ outdoor exposure and keep everyone safe.
Vulnerable individuals including elderly persons, pregnant women, children, those with chronic lung or heart conditions or other underlying health conditions are advised not to participate. All other participants and attendees are advised to exercise discretion when deciding whether to attend.
If you are participating, please stay hydrated, walk at a comfortable pace and stop if you feel unwell. Please approach event staff, volunteers or the medical team immediately if you experience breathing difficulty.
If you are at the event but do not feel comfortable participating in the walk, please feel free to proceed directly to the end point to collect your finisher’s gift.
We thank you for your support and appreciate your understanding as we make these adjustments to keep everyone safe.
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Haze Advisory (Updated on 18 September 2026, 1pm)
Dear friends and supporters,
As SparkAbility 2026 is an outdoor event, we have been monitoring the haze conditions closely. As of Friday, 18 September 2026, 12pm, the 24-hour PSI forecast is in the Moderate range.
Given the fluctuations and potentially deteriorating air quality due to the haze, we are taking a cautious approach to our haze measures. We have shortened the walk-only route to 2.6km and the Activity Village programme will end by 10.30am.
We will continue to monitor the haze conditions closely. Should conditions deteriorate further, we may make further adjustments to the event format and programme, or cancel the event.
Vulnerable individuals including elderly persons, pregnant women, children, those with chronic lung or heart conditions or other underlying health conditions are strongly advised not to participate. All other participants and attendees are advised to exercise discretion when deciding whether to attend.
Please stay tuned to our final update on our official social media channels (; ) and event website (https://www.sparkability.org.sg/) at 6.00am tomorrow.
We thank you for your support and understanding as we prioritise the health and well-being of all attendees.
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Haze Advisory (Posted on 16 September 2026, 11.30am)
Dear friends and supporters,
SparkAbility 2026: A Walk for Change is scheduled to take place outdoors at The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay this Saturday, subject to air quality conditions and advisories from the relevant authorities.
We are monitoring the air quality closely and taking guidance from NEA’s haze advisories. We may make adjustments to the event as needed, prioritising the health and well-being of all.
If the air quality for the 24-hour PSI forecast reaches an unhealthy level/1-hour PM2.5 reading reaches Band 2 and above, vulnerable individuals including elderly persons, pregnant women, children, those with chronic lung or heart conditions or other underlying health conditions are strongly advised not to participate. All other participants and attendees are advised to exercise discretion when deciding whether to attend.
We will provide updates on our official social media channels (SPD; Samaritans of Singapore Limited) and event website (www.sparkability.org.sg) at 1.00pm on Friday, 18 September 2026, with a final update at 6.00am on the event day.
Thank you for your understanding and support. Stay safe, and we hope to come together for SparkAbility 2026.
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