Conferences

Learn more about the practical application of inclusion theories and tools in the home, school and wider environment.

Discover skills, strategies and opportunities for promoting physical activity in persons with disabilities...

Importance of physical activity and sports in children with disabilities, and strategies to introduce and integrate meaningful experiences across the different disability settings.

Learn how Occupational Therapists Chua Hui Ru Valery and Toh Jie Yi tap on active leisure participation at the Institute of Mental Health, helping individuals with Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) to improve sensory-motor processing abilities and reduce challenging behaviours.

Learn how sports can help persons with disabilities overcome societal barriers from two representatives of the Deaf Sports Association (DSA), Adelia Naomi Yokoyama and Lim Jia Yi.

Find out why Powerlifter Nur’Aini Binte Mohamad Yasli refuses to let multiple epiphyseal dysplasia slow her down, and her views on inclusivity through sports.

Virtual Hang Out with our athlete as we chat about what we can look forward to in life through sports.

Let Justinian Chua share how the Para Sports Pathway, a model of athlete development, takes beginners from introduction to competition in 5 stages.

Discover how Singapore’s sporting landscape has dramatically changed over the years, as Dr Teo-Koh Sock Miang, President of Singapore Disability Sports Council, shares what “Sport for All” means and our individual and collective roles in the promotion of inclusion.

Learn why exercise is one of the most under-utilised and cost-effective treatments for individuals with autism, and how to implement inclusive sport and exercise programmes in communities.

Discover an effective way to build an inclusive society through play, guided by the expertise from SportCares, Special Olympics Singapore and Rainbow Centre.

Learn how the I’mPOSSIBLE Programme can be used to promote social inclusivity both within and outside school curriculums.

Learn more about educating athletes and youth leaders from Grace Orchard School.

Learn key pedagogical approaches from the My 1st Coach Programme that is useful for parents, caregivers and educators in helping their child enjoy and develop fundamental movement skills.

Find out more about Self Determination Theory and its applications, as National Goalball Coach Hansen Bay and National Goalball Athlete Joan Hung share how it has influenced their professional and personal development.

Senior Educational Psychologist Tan Su-Lynn speaks on the psychological impact of including these children and youths in sports and physical activities.

Volunteer Aliyah Hidayah speaks on her personal experiences and how volunteering has changed her life.

Head Coach Huang Yuchi shared how he got started with the SOSG Football Programme, and more about his personal experiences, personal coaching philosophy and the challenges of unified sports.

Get inspired with Volunteer Ryan Pek and learn what it means to give to others, and what volunteering has to offer.

Perspectives on social inclusion for persons with intellectual disabilities (PWID) from the President of Special Olympics Singapore, Captain Roger Loh.

Find new ways to integrate knowledge about disabilities into a sport-specific coaching curriculum with the guidance of Peggy Ewald, a coach and consultant for U.S. Paralympics Swimming.

Learn how to create an inclusive aquatic programme tailored for persons of all abilities with Autism Swim’s Clinical Lead, Jessica Thackeray.

Learn the many ways that swimming can benefit persons with disabilities and how this research is the key stepping stone for the future of the inclusive swimming framework in Singapore.

Hear from Volunteer Lucy Siau on how sports and SOSG transformed her son Ek Jin’s life, both physically and mentally, and about her own involvement with SOSG Family Support Network.

Discover the role that a strong support network has played in helping Paralympians Yip Pin Xiu and Theresa Goh find sporting success.

Find out more about Educator Kevan Lee’s and Principal Trainer Linda Prebhash’s experiences with the Young Athlete outreach programme, and how it helps children, with and without intellectual disabilities, develop important movement and sports skills.