Ms Chia Min Lee, Early Intervention Programme Manager at SBCC Child Development Centre shares what working with special needs children has taught her.

Parents of children with special needs often struggle with the public's lack of understanding and exclusion. Here're some issues the public can be more aware of.

One in 150 children in Singapore has autism. Early identification of developmental issues and a strong support system to intervene can help these children to excel.

If you have family member with special needs, who and where can you look for help? Here's a list of special needs resources available in Singapore.

Children with special needs may experience difficulties in their communication skills, but they still can learn and have fun with these activities.

Born with a rare disorder of the eye, called Peters anomaly, Adelyn Koh was left visually impaired. Here's Adelyn's story of how she pursued her dream, with her mother's support.

For Ilyana, the birth of her youngest child is forever etched in her mind. She opens up about the struggles, and joy, of raising a child with Down Syndrome.

When a child with special needs has a meltdown in public, what do you do? Stand and look? Or offer a helping hand? A special needs educator offers tips and advice.

If you have a child with autism, there are places and activities suited for them in Singapore. Here's a few you can explore.

According to the International Dyslexia Association, 'dyslexia is a neurological condition caused by a different wiring of the brain'.