From setback to strength
Together, they show that healing is rarely a straight path, but one that can be walked one small victory at a time.
Together, they show that healing is rarely a straight path, but one that can be walked one small victory at a time.
For Benjamin, the heart of volunteering is simple: show up, build trust and brighten someone’s day.
Where Purpose Found Me: Mr Benjamin Tan’s volunteering journey across generations Read More »
How awareness, manageable actions and connection can help all of us through difficult periods.
Keeping children active has been shown to support health and learning of all children.
SPD’s psychologist Lois Timothy shares practical ways caregivers can begin showing themselves the same care and understanding they offer every day.
When caregiving feels heavy, practise self-compassion Read More »
Close to 150 participants, largely from the business and technology communities, gathered for the SPD Charity Golf 2026 in support of persons with disabilities.
For 26-year-old Samuel Chew, growing up with profound hearing loss meant navigating differently from his peers.
Youth Day Feature: How APB Foundation scholar Samuel Chew is building a greener tomorrow Read More »
SPD’s occupational therapist Shakina Malik shares strategies that caregivers can use to help young children develop impulse control.
In this heartfelt letter, Mr Michael Sim reflects on his parenting journey and the experiences he has shared with his son Aaron, who has Asperger syndrome and muscular dystrophy.
Raising Aaron: A father’s journey of love, hope and belief Read More »
This Father’s Day, we speak with Bradley Lam, one of SPD’s occupational therapists and a new father, about the joys and challenges of parenthood, the meaning of caregiving, and the small everyday moments that matter most.
Showing Up with Heart: Occupational therapist Bradley Lam on fatherhood and caregiving Read More »