A woman’s journey into motherhood after acquiring a disability
This Mother’s Day, spinal cord injury survivor Jean, lets us in on her motherhood journey.
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Our beneficiaries and caregivers
Giving jobseekers with disabilities a fair shot at employment
Conversations around workplace diversity and inclusion are increasingly getting in the spotlight today. Read on to find out how SPD is supporting employers and employees in their inclusive employment journey.
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Helping 5-year-old Umar Learn Adaptive Living Skills
This Autism Awareness Month, we share the story of five-year-old Umar, and how our early intervention team supports him and his family in his learning and development.
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How a Woman with Disability Makes Peace with Her Identity and Womanhood
Growing up, Pearl has always been conscious of her appearance which led to her feeling “genderless”. The insecurity affected her health as she stopped menstruating for eight years. This International Women’s Day, Pearl shares her journey towards overcoming self-doubts to lead life her way.
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Welcoming the new year
A few of our Day Activity Centre clients share what they are grateful for in 2022, and their wishes for 2023.
“I just want to keep moving and working”
Hussain was diagnosed with polio when he was two years old. Though the disease caused him to lose strength in his lower limbs, he strives not to let his condition stop him from being independent.
Adopt a positive mindset for positive parenting
For most parents, raising a child can be as taxing as it is rewarding. And for some, their parenting journey could be fraught with even more challenges. Mr Raj, a caregiver, shares his thoughts on how positive thinking can help set the stage for healthier parent-child relationship and better learning outcomes for children.
Addressing Behavioural Concerns in Autistic Youth through Active Engagements
Not getting the snacks or drinks when he wanted them used to trigger meltdowns and self-injurious behaviours in Hong Yun. Read on to find out how the DAC team addresses his behavioural concerns.
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What does Singapore mean to you?
In celebration of our nation’s 57th birthday, we asked some of our clients, caregivers and volunteers to share their thoughts about what Singapore meant to them.
The “Bao Kah Liao” Lady – Bedridden and Unstoppable
Bedridden for more than 20 years, Vivian continues to remain optimistic and lives her dreams passionately. Using the eye gaze device to operate her laptop, she is a proud owner of an online store. More recently, she also added another credential under her belt – writer of Bed-ridden and Unstoppable.
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