Stories

One of our Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School’s beliefs is “Everyone Can Serve”. Guided by this belief, students are involved in ways to give back to the community. Watch this video on how our CPASS Student, Aloysius Gan and his classmates contribute their time and craftwork in support of Lee Ah Mooi Nursing Home.

Meet Emma, she is turning 7 this year. Since 2018, Emma has been attending the Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children (EIPIC) at Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS).

Youth Volunteers Pilot Virtual Befriending for Adults with Cerebral Palsy.
The CPAS Connect Alumni Programme was conceptualised in 2016 to provide activities to engage persons with cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities beyond schooling years.

Most children and youth dread the reopening of the new school term. Not for Sun Ling, an ex-student who studied at Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School (CPASS).

Meet Kara, Jia Yi and Kah Ho, three individuals living with cerebral palsy. Coming from different backgrounds and living with varying levels of disability, they each had their lives changed by the services at CPAS.

Sayfullah was born with quadriplegic cerebral palsy, the most severe form of cerebral palsy. Read more about how assistive technology such as Touch Chat is helping him to communicate with friends and family.

Qistina dreams of becoming a singer. Never seen without a wide smile on her face, Qistina brings joy to every room. Cerebral palsy may have caused difficulties in her motor coordination but her zest for life is evident!

Not being able to communicate your thoughts and feelings can be frustrating. Thanks to their new Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device, conversations with others are made much easier for Wei Lun and Faye, two individuals living with cerebral palsy.