A dance enthusiast outside of work, Neilson can sometimes be seen busting those moves with our DAC clients as part of their music and movement activity. Read on to find out more about Neilson’s role as a training officer.
In Conversation with Day Activity Centre Training Officer – Neilson Millares Read More »
We were excited to be a part of The Purple Parade’s 10th anniversary this year. Here are some of the activities that took place at the event last month.
SPD Goes Purple in Support of The Purple Parade Read More »
Visual perception skills are needed in daily routines such as reading, dressing and many other activities. Here are some tips to help our children overcome their visual perception challenges.
Improving your Child’s Visual Perception Skills Read More »
We are proud to share that we are recipients of 13 Awards at the Community Care Excellence Awards 2022, and a Commendation Award at the ECDA Awards for Excellence in Early Childhood Development 2022.
SPD Celebrates Service Quality and Excellence Read More »
Our volunteer Ms Deepti Dongre, pens her reflections on her volunteering journey with SPD.
Volunteering at SPD has made me a better person Read More »
Planning for a year-end staycation with your loved one with disability or for yourself? Our former Transition to Employment client Mr Tan Hung Bak and his wife share some tips to help you get started.
Planning an Accessible Staycation for Wheelchair Users Read More »
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.
Adopt a positive mindset for positive parenting Read More »
When caregiving stress is not managed appropriately, there is a possibility of them escalating into unhelpful behaviours such as violence. Our senior social worker Angela explains why caregivers looking after PwDs could become abusive.
When Caregivers Turn to Violence – The Dark Side of Caregivers’ Stress Read More »
Jumping is a key skill that requires balance, coordination and body awareness. Our physiotherapist shares some tips to help your child learn jumping skills at home.
Giving your child a JUMPstart Read More »
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.
Addressing Behavioural Concerns in Autistic Youth through Active Engagements Read More »
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