Our beneficiaries and caregivers

Mr Raj and son 03

Patience and Wisdom to Identify Intervention Techniques that Work

When guiding children with autism, caregivers often face the daunting task of figuring out the most effective techniques to use. In this article, Mr Raj, whose son Kirisnah attends our Sheltered Workshop programme, shares his reflection on how the effective use of techniques helped him to guide Kirisnah in achieving the desired learning outcomes.

Patience and Wisdom to Identify Intervention Techniques that Work Read More »

Mum of Nine on Caring for Six Children with Special Needs (Caregivers’ Specials)

With nine children, there is never a dull day in Mdm Tahirah’s home. Always lively, noisy and sometimes messier than she likes, there is no shortage of help when someone is in need. But isn’t this the beauty of a large family? In this final instalment of the Caregivers’ Specials, we hear from Mdm Tahirah

Mum of Nine on Caring for Six Children with Special Needs (Caregivers’ Specials) Read More »

Inaugural Peer-to-Peer Sharing Session for Caregivers, and by Caregivers

When we speak of self-care, many tend to think of reading, exercising, watching videos, or having a nice cup of tea. However, sharing your story, seeking spiritual or peer support, and even massaging your pressure points are also forms of self-care. These are some key themes that were discussed during the inaugural peer-to-peer sharing session

Inaugural Peer-to-Peer Sharing Session for Caregivers, and by Caregivers Read More »

Nurturing Creativity This Children’s Day

This year’s Children’s Day celebrations at SPD was all about nurturing our children’s creativity and imagination. With interactive activities that brought fun straight to their homes, our children were tasked to create something innovative with their families. Let us look at some of our children’s masterpieces and the inspiration behind them.   Challenge 1: Bonding

Nurturing Creativity This Children’s Day Read More »

Scroll to Top