Singapore Websites fall short of International Standards for Web Accessibility and survey by Infocomm Accessibility Centre shows lack of accessibility in private and public websites.
Digital Accessibility Forum 2009 Read More »
The SPD Charity Show <<真情无障爱>>will meet the twin objectives of increasing understanding and awareness of people with disabilities and raising funds for SPD. SPD hopes to be able to raise $2.8 million to help its flagging donations. It has recently seen a 30% drop in donations and currently has a reserve of $7.1 million which amounts to seven months of its operating cost.
SPD exceeds $2.8 million target in TV charity show and funds raised part of $4.6 million needed to support SPD’s various programmes and services for people with disabilities for the year.
SPD Charity Show 2009 – SPD thanks all supporters for making its charity show a success Read More »
Society for the Physically Disabled, one of the largest voluntary welfare organisations in Singapore, announced today that it will now operate under the name ‘SPD’.
Media release on 27 Jan 2010: New award aims to groom talents among physically disabled youths
SPD Education Programme Awards Presentation Ceremony 2010 Read More »
On the 7th day of the Chinese New Year, also known as Ren Ri (人日) – or everyone’s birthday, Haw Par Healthcare, which owns world famous Tiger Balm will be holding a special celebration – Tiger Balm Record Roar 2010. It will be a celebration with heart whereby funds will be raised towards the Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD). The carnival style celebration will be held at Underwater World Singapore (UWS) on Saturday 20 February 2010 from 9 am to 5 pm. Everyone is invited.
People with disabilities provide free income tax e-filing service to thank taxi drivers
e-Filing for taxi drivers 11 March 2010 Read More »
Centre rallied Singapore community to bridge the digital divide
The students from Team Accept adopted the Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) as their beneficiary under the YMCA-Citibank Youth for Causes Project and developed ‘I Accept’, a fundraising-public education campaign to create awareness of the challenges people with disabilities face and encourage the general public to accept disabled people as equal members at the workplace, in school and in the community.
Students design campaign to integrate people with disabilities into mainstream society Read More »
IAC and Microsoft Singapore announce closer collaboration to help more people with disabilities realise their IT potential. Microsoft Singapore commits another $1 million to training at IAC.
Microsoft Renews Commitment With SPD Read More »
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