Transforming the Lives of Persons
with Disabilities Through Sport

Falling in Love with Boccia One Throw at a Time

A teacher’s sharing about the Bahrain 2021 Asian Youth Para Games (AYPG) and a quick search on YouTube to find out more – Isaiah Jong’s interest in disability sport was piqued. 

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Singapore Disability Sports Awards

The Singapore Disability Sports Council (SDSC) is delighted to announce the return of the Singapore Disability Sports Awards (SDSA) presented by Haw Par Corporation. 

Resources

General workout feat. Nur Syahidah Alim

General workout feat. Nur Syahidah Alim

Demonstrates simple exercises for stability & coordination.

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Tiger Balm WeheartBoccia Training Kit

Tiger Balm WeHeartBoccia Training Kit

A fun and simple guide to conduct inclusive Boccia for all. This guide intends to inspire and motivate everyone with all abilities to come together and play boccia. The objective of this resource guide offers basic knowledge about boccia. In this guide, you will learn about the rules, counting of scores, the different strategies and tactics of playing boccia. There are 12 boccia sessions for you to try out! Have a go and change gear to adjust or modify the game based on your abilities.

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Let’s Play Together

Let’s Play Together

The objective of this resource guide is to offer suggestions on inclusive games that can be implemented for all participants, regardless of their abilities or level of functioning. This guide offers practical ideas on modifications that can be made according to each participant’s level of Functioning. Through these modified and inclusive games, children will be able to develop mutual understanding and respect for their peers, without reservations or inhibitions. This will also encourage children with special needs to lead more active and healthy lifestyles, thereby improving their quality of life.

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