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 »
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 »
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 »
For persons with disabilities, the path to finding love can be a complicated process. Senior social worker Angela Chung, along with APB Foundation scholarship recipients Bjorn Ng and Shalom Lim, share their thoughts on dating for persons with disabilities.
Persons with Disabilities Finding Love Read More »
In recent years, many healthcare providers worldwide are beginning to realise that social isolation and loneliness are no longer a minor health concern. It is now considered a silent epidemic that we can no longer ignore.
The prevalence and perils of prolonged social isolation for persons with disabilities Read More »
Dressing skills are a fundamental aspect of daily life, and helping your child master this skill not only contributes to their self-efficacy but also boosts their self-esteem.
Developing Dressing Skills: Let’s help your kids to get dressed Read More »
The transition between pre-school and formal school education can be a daunting experience to most children, as they will encounter new and unfamiliar situations. SPD’s occupational therapists share some advice to help ease the transition journey into primary school for both parent and child.
Get Ready for School with Me Read More »
How do we foster open conversations with our children about disability? Here are some tips on how to initiate this process and in doing so, cultivate the values of kindness and compassion in our next generation.
Helping children learn about disability Read More »
Play engagement between parents, the child and their siblings helps to create a relationship of trust and allow the child to learn and make sense of the world.
How parents can increase play engagement with their child Read More »
Here are some some tips for parents who are planning on travelling with their child who either uses a mobility aid, is overly active, dislikes loud noises or crowded places, seeks/avoids certain textures, or dislikes changes.
Travelling with my child who requires additional support – What should I prepare? Read More »
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