Liyuan graduated from NUS as a psychology major. Due, in part, to his own childhood experiences, he found that he identified strongly with the works of Jean Piaget, a renowned psychologist known for his groundbreaking theories on childhood development. 

5km Charity Run organized by Autism STEP to help fund the children with autism for their therapy and treatments.   Come along to our annual charity event in aid of our families with children with autism.   This event is organized by volunteers from Autism STEP and money raised through sale of tickets and donations […]

For the first time ever, this year’s National Day Parade (NDP) will feature musicians with different types of disabilities performing together, to promote a caring spirit and to highlight the message of inclusivity. The Purple Symphony – Singapore’s largest disability-inclusive orchestra, which includes a choir – will have 24 of its 90 members perform We […]

Little Khloe Gan is merrily ambling towards the childcare centre’s play area when Madam Lena Koh stops the tyke in her tracks. “Khloe, have you finished your snack? Can you put your bowl in the pail, please?” coos the principal of Kindle Garden. The child dutifully does as told, earning a beaming smile from Madam […]

These special dads shared this at a Father’s Day dialogue with Minister for Social and Family Development Tan Chuan-Jin yesterday. There were 15 dads, 11 with special needs children, at a dialogue organised by Dads For Life and Mediacorp, with support from the National Population and Talent Division and the Ministry of Social and Family […]

It is the school holidays and, at the Enabling Village in Lengkok Bahru, groups of children at an art camp are learning that it is not a bad thing to be different. Children who might normally disrupt a classroom with loud questions or noises are so curious about group members in wheelchairs that they calm […]