If you’re a regular follower of the Enabling Village on social media, you’ll know there’s quite a few spots in our community space that look great on Instagram or Facebook, with and without filters. […]
According to a survey by the Health Promotion Board in 2010, 60% of Singaporeans ate out at least 4 times a week. Eating out is a convenient and cheap option in this country, but this lifestyle makes a balanced nutritional intake a challenge.
It’s doubly challenging when you have a visual impairment. Most kitchen activities are […]
Smart home technology has been one of the most exciting recent developments for independent living. […]
When it comes to travelling to school and work, the special needs parent has much to worry about: Will my child get lost? Will they know what to do if they get into an accident? Who can help if they get into a meltdown? […]
Toys and playthings are extremely important for the development of children. They helping children develop cognitive and motor skills, and stimulates their creativity.
Unfortunately, not all children have easy access to toys. […]
Pre-schoolers are not known for their patience. They’d love to do anything but sit and listen to a teacher […]
On 10 February, we checked out A Good Day Out, a carnival at Gardens by the Bay organised by the Tote Board to commemorate their 30th anniversary. It was a rocking good time: performances by Joanna Dong and the Sam Willows, hands-on disability awareness workshops, carnival staples like balloon sculpting and hand painting, and of […]
The idea behind the Roger Pen is simple: A discrete, wireless directional microphone that you place in your pocket or on a conference room table, piping sound directly into your hearing aid. […]
uberASSIST, the car hire service that helps passengers with special mobility needs to travel independently, has been expanded. […]