Communities in Bloom: Me Too! Club Girls Group
Domestic helpers often play an important role in caring for persons with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) and their families. Caring for a PWID, like caring for
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Our Stories
Friendship and Personal Growth: Me Too! Club Member, Edward Ho
Having meaningful interpersonal relationships is a key aspect in contributing to a person’s quality of life. While building strong relationships and being part of a
Friendship and Inclusion – Joyce and Connie
During her first volunteering session with MINDS’ Me Too! Club in 2016, volunteer Connie Ang remembers seeing a member sitting alone, not participating fully in
Father’s Day 2021 – The Men who Build Memories
The role and expectations of being a father has grown over the years, and we have come a way from the stereotype of fathers simply
Mindfulness-Based Positive Behaviour Support (MBPBS) with MINDS Psychologist, Jesselyn Ng
Hello! Could you introduce yourself and what motivated you to join the MINDS Psychology team? Hello! My name is Jesselyn. MINDS offers me the opportunity
Mother, Caregiver, Training Officer – Ms. Jothi
Hello! Tell us about yourself and how you came to join MINDS. Everyone calls me Jothi and I’m 51 this year! I have 2 children