Easing the Weight of Caregiving Stress
For caregivers, stress is often part of daily life. Signs like constant fatigue, sleep issues or anxiety could be our body’s way of telling us to pause and recharge.
For caregivers, stress is often part of daily life. Signs like constant fatigue, sleep issues or anxiety could be our body’s way of telling us to pause and recharge.
The second edition of the Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore Worlds Together series was designed to move beyond one-off volunteering to foster genuine connection and shared ownership.
Building Worlds Together: How SPD and APB Singapore are Co-creating Inclusion Read More »
SPD inclusion champions Mr Kishon Chong and Mr Tan Hung Bak share their experience and tips on how they travel as wheelchair users.
Malocclusion can occur in both mild and severe forms in the general population. However, it is more common among individuals with disabilities, reaching as high as 95 per cent or more in children.
Accessibility features in mainstream devices are designed with universal design principles, meaning they are for anyone and everyone.
SPD’s assistive technology specialist Mariam Mohd shows us how common devices like smartphones, tablets and computers can become powerful communication tools, often at little to no extra cost.
AAC in Your Pocket: How Everyday Devices Empower Persons with Disabilities Read More »
SPD occupational therapist Lim Wan Xuan shares about how rehabilitation helps stroke survivors relearn skills and rebuild independence in daily life.
How Practice Helps the Brain Recover After a Stroke Read More »
At its core, accessibility goes beyond physical infrastructure. It is about collective effort and the shared belief that everyone deserves to belong.
Behind the scenes: Bringing an inclusive cruise ride to life at SPD Ability Walk 2025 Read More »
Reminiscence is a powerful way to spark joy, connection, and a sense of belonging among older adults. Recently at our SPD@Toa Payoh senior care centre, we conducted a group session with the seniors to bring them on a delightful journey back to the Singapore of yesteryears.
Walking Down Memory Lane: A Reminiscent Groupwork with Our Seniors Read More »
The predictability of a routine helps children feel more confident and calmer as they navigate through their day. In this article, SPD’s lead teacher Hasliah Hashim and senior teacher Shahirah Binti Abdul Rahman outline the benefits of routines and how parents and caregivers can implement them, offering structure and flexibility to suit individual needs.