Stroke survivor Lee Yong Jie is a former client at SPD’s Transition to Employment Programme. He is now a social worker at SPD. Read on to see how he tapped on his recovery experience to impact the work that he do today.
“I’ll return as your colleague” – The journey of a former client turned social worker Read More »
Mr Wong Zi Heng is an educator and a member of SPD’s Services Committee. This Teachers’ Day, he shares a heartfelt letter to his students.
A Letter to My Students Read More »
SPD speech therapist Alyssa Teo dispels myths associated with bilingualism and provides tips on how parents can help their child pick up another language
Bilingualism: Facts, Myths, and Tips Read More »
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.
What does Singapore mean to you? Read More »
Functional electrical stimulation involves sending low-current electrical pulses via electrodes on paralysed or deconditioned muscles to produce muscle contractions during a purposeful movement, such as stepping, cycling and walking, or reaching and picking an item up.
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.
The “Bao Kah Liao” Lady – Bedridden and Unstoppable Read More »
People with physical disabilities may have a higher risk of experiencing oral health issues such as dental caries and gum disease. Here are some oral symptoms that persons with physical disabilities and their caregivers can look out for early intervention.
Common Oral Issues Faced by People with Physical Disabilities Read More »
Environmental sustainability, ageing population, employment. These areas remain defining issues for many youths of this generation. This Youth Day, we speak to seven young adults on what they care about and their hopes for the future.
What are YOUth thinking about? Read More »
Even though Kelvin used to cook prior to his stroke and knows his way around the kitchen, having to bake now with just one hand posed several new challenges.
In the Kitchen with the One-Handed Baker Read More »
Having flat feet is a natural part of development in majority of children. As most of them will outgrow this condition, should parents take a wait-and-see approach? Or when should they consider treatment? SPD’s senior physiotherapist La Min Maung shares more.
What Can I Do about My Child’s Flat Feet? Read More »
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