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Mr K. R. Teh, 30, (left) and Miss Yeo Hui Qing, 29, (right) found work as library service assistants, and are supervised at work by Mr Muhammad Iqbal Buang.
Singapore

Security company Certis hires 66 people with disabilities

Mr Desmond Choo and Mr Kiat Lim having a discussion with Mr Chong and Mr Leong about their artworks.
Singapore

$1m art fund launched to empower youth with disabilities

There are currently 25 special education schools for students aged seven to 18 in Singapore, with three more to be set up by 2032 to cater to those with autism.
Singapore

70% of students in Minds, Rainbow Centre schools have autism

Clients at an activity workspace called Oaktree, which supports ageing clients who are 45 and above, at Minds Regional Hub (Hougang).
Singapore

Minds to expand services at all its centres from April 2025

The e-book aims to introduce readers to SgSL and its significance, as well as common words and uniquely Singaporean words used in everyday conversations.
Singapore

S'pore Sign Language e-book helps raise visibility of local signing

South Korean singer-actress Song Ji-eun (left) and YouTuber Park We tied the knot on Oct 9.
World

K-pop artiste Song Ji-eun and paraplegic YouTuber Park We tie the knot

The annual Purple Parade to celebrate people with disabilities and advocate for inclusion was held at Suntec City on Oct 12.
Singapore

New leadership programme for people with disabilities

    Visitors at the Shaping Hearts roving exhibition in Suntec City on Sept 24.
    Singapore

    Concept train promotes inclusivity through art

    (From left) Mr Warren Sheldon Humphries; and Mr Allan Cai with his mother Li Shuyun.
    Singapore

    People with disabilities call for a fair shot at work

    Supporters cheering during the celebratory parade in Orchard Road on Sept 14.
    Team Singapore

    Thousands cheer on Paralympians in celebratory bus parade

    (From left) The Purple Parade chairwoman Rachel Ong, Temasek Foundation head of community networks & partnerships Woon Saet Nyoon, ARC(S) president Denise Phua and ARC(S) executive director Jacelyn Lim officiating the launch of the Flourish for Life Centre on Sept 6.
    Singapore

    $4m boost for training, support for adults with disabilities

    Engineering student Nur Arfa Taqiah Mohamad Noor Azhar (right) is one of the first four students benefiting from the Enabling Pathway Programme.
    Singapore

    ITE students with disabilities get job prospects boost