Curated news, research, and resources for families navigating special needs support in Singapore.
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A workforce crisis in early childhood education affects all families, but especially those with special needs children. When educators leave due to low wages and limited career paths, access to quality care becomes even more challenging.
A veteran educator's insights reveal why addressing children's emotions is essential before academic learning can succeed—and what this means for Singapore families and teachers supporting children with special needs.
Animal interactions offer profound therapeutic benefits for children with special needs. Discover how "fuzz therapy" can support your child's development and emotional wellbeing, whether at home or during family outings.
As more students request disability accommodations, some frame them as 'perks.' But the real story reveals progress in disclosure, not gaming of the system—and important lessons for Singapore's education landscape.
As debate grows around making profound autism a separate diagnosis, we explore what this means for families in Singapore caring for children who need constant, lifelong support.
Health equity ensures everyone has the opportunity to be as healthy as possible. Learn why this matters for children with disabilities and how monitoring, early intervention, and inclusive programmes can reduce disparities in our community.
Singapore's government is offering six months of free premium AI tools to help families upskill. Learn how this programme and the new National AI Council could support parents, caregivers, and educators in the special needs community.
Budget 2026 announces the merger of SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore into a single agency. This change could create more seamless pathways for young people with special needs transitioning to employment.
Caring for a child with special needs is rewarding but demanding. Many parents and caregivers prioritise everyone else's wellbeing before their own. Here's why self-care isn't selfish—it's essential for sustainable caregiving.