Sarcopenia is a prevalent health issue among adults 65 years and older, where there is a progressive loss of muscle mass and strength that can lead to increased frailty, falls, and a decreased quality of life. To combat this, engaging in regular strengthening exercises is crucial.
Strengthening exercises for seniors Read More »
Persons with disabilities are at higher risk of dental trauma due to underlying health conditions such as impaired co-ordination, balance, responsiveness, and safety reflexes. Dr Sneha Sundar Rajan shares more.
Managing dental trauma in persons with disabilities Read More »
Guardian, role model and provider – the role of fathers, with or without disabilities, do not differ. This Father’s Day, we caught up with father of three, Mr Suhaimi Pa’in, to learn more about his fatherhood journey, triumphs, and lessons he hopes to impart to others.
Father’s Day tribute: The resilience and adaptability of a father with disabilities Read More »
Here are some strategies to help our children cope with their emotions and learn how to deal with grief.
When children grieve, how can we help? Read More »
The profound bond between mother and child is a silent language of unconditional love.
Honouring mums of children with disabilities Read More »
Many jobseekers with disabilities find themselves having to overcome challenges peculiar to their disabilities during their job search. SPD employment support specialist Ho Kian Meng talks about what could hinder employment opportunities for persons with disabilities.
Navigating employment challenges for persons with disabilities Read More »
In this first “Coffee with Your Pal” interview, we chatted with SPD CEO Mr Pal about NCSS’ announcement on the latest salary guidelines and benchmarks for jobs in the social service sector.
The words that we choose to say, carry weight. Some fleeting remarks, often said without malice, may cause harm.
Casual words, unintended consequences Read More »
Administrative executive Agnes Chai and EIPIC teacher Michelle Teo exemplified exceptional dedication to their clients. They were among the 40 SPD staff who were recognised for their exemplary service at the Singapore Health Quality Services Awards 2023.
Service Excellence is the Bedrock of Our Care Delivery Read More »
Music has been described as the universal language of mankind. It is a medium that people use to connect with others, express their emotions, and it makes a fun and enjoyable way of learning how to communicate. SPD speech therapist Caryl Tan shares how parents can use music to support their children’s language and communication skills.
Developing language and communication with music Read More »
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