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Julia Tan is a journalist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. She writes about communications trends, business events, music technology and travel.
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Baking therapy sessions improve quality of life for disabled
Beneficiaries at the Red Cross Home for the Disabled, many of whom are confined to wheelchairs, participate in daily therapy sessions that improve their mood and quality of life. The recently launched Baking Therapy programme, a collaboration between the home and SPD, aims to enhance the physical and cognitive well-being of residents through activities like mixing cookie batter. The therapies, which also include Garden Therapy, are designed to be simple yet effective, promoting muscle strengthening, sensory stimulation, and social interaction. The initiative has been positively received by both residents and facilitators.
Cirque du Soleil Kooza chef gives performers a 'taste of home'
French-Canadian chef Julie Gauthier, head chef for Cirque du Soleil Kooza, aims to provide a 'taste of home' for the show's 150 performers and crew members from over 20 countries. With a team of three assistant chefs and eight kitchen crew members, she prepares a variety of dishes, including vegetarian options, six days a week. Gauthier, who enjoys the nomadic lifestyle of a circus chef, sources local produce and incorporates performers' hometown recipes into the meals. The communal kitchen spirit is enhanced by performers sharing recipes and occasionally helping with the cooking.
SMU student can now focus on her studies, thanks to funding scheme
Miss Tay Jing Jing Perlyne, a 20-year-old student at Singapore Management University (SMU), can now focus on her studies without financial worries thanks to the SMU Access scheme. This initiative, launched in March, provides full funding for up to four years of university studies for eligible candidates based on household economic circumstances. All 13 recipients of the inaugural batch, including Miss Tay, also received the Quantedge Foundation Scholarship, which was funded by an $8 million endowment from the local philanthropic charity. The scheme aims to ensure that financial difficulties do not hinder students from pursuing higher education.
Running to crazy lengths for good causes
Local ultra-endurance athlete Gerrard Lin, known as 'Ah Siao,' has undertaken extreme challenges to raise awareness for various causes. His efforts include running 50km daily for 50 days and dragging a 14kg tyre during a marathon. Through his start-up Run Pilgrim, Lin aims to inspire others to push their limits and promote inclusivity in fitness. Recently, he participated in the 3M Step-Up Challenge, contributing significantly to a record-breaking step count to support underprivileged families.
Tampines viaduct incident's survivors thankful to be alive
Two Chinese national workers survived a viaduct collapse at Upper Changi Road East, with one worker from China dying and ten others injured. The Singapore Civil Defence Force conducted a significant search and rescue operation, deploying K9 search dogs and multiple vehicles. The injured were taken to Changi General Hospital, where seven were admitted, including two in intensive care. Local residents initially feared a terrorist attack due to the loud noise but later learned of the viaduct collapse.
SMU student can now focus on her studies, thanks to funding scheme
Miss Tay Jing Jing Perlyne, a 20-year-old student at Singapore Management University (SMU), can now focus on her studies without financial worries thanks to the SMU Access scheme. This initiative, launched in March, provides full funding for up to four years of university education for eligible students based on household economic circumstances. Additionally, all 13 recipients of the scheme, including Miss Tay, were awarded the Quantedge Foundation Scholarship, which is supported by an $8 million endowment from the local philanthropic charity Quantedge Foundation. This financial aid allows Miss Tay to concentrate on her studies without the burden of tuition fees.
Squash player's mum relieved his heart condition was discovered
Dylan, a 15-year-old competitive squash player, was diagnosed with a congenital coronary anomaly after experiencing symptoms like vomiting and breathing difficulties. His mother, Mrs Dora Fernandez, is relieved the condition was discovered before it escalated. Dylan, who secured admission to Raffles Institution through his sport, is now restricted from competitive sports but can continue recreational activities. His school and coach are aware of his condition, and he has adapted his training accordingly. Mrs Fernandez advises parents to heed warning signs in their children's health.
Fireman caught in taxi blast recovering from burns
A Singapore Civil Defence Force firefighter, Eka Putra, who was caught in a taxi explosion, is recovering from first-degree burns and is now at home. The incident occurred on Commonwealth Avenue, involving a Trans-Cab taxi that caught fire after an accident. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong praised Mr. Putra and his colleagues for their bravery. The firefighter was discharged from the National University Hospital the same day. The public expressed relief and gratitude towards the SCDF for their efforts.
Daniel Boey's itch to prove himself
Daniel Boey, known as Singapore's Godfather of Fashion, has overcome significant challenges related to eczema and allergies to achieve success in the fashion industry. His new book, 'Behind Every *itch Is A Back Story,' shares his personal struggles and aims to inspire others facing similar conditions. Despite facing ridicule and health setbacks, Boey's determination and hard work have established him as a prominent figure in fashion. The memoir, launched at the National Gallery Singapore, also includes interviews with local personalities about their experiences with allergies and skin conditions.
New Face hopefuls get new look at Kelture Salon
The New Paper New Face competition's 20 finalists received stylish makeovers from Kelture Salon, with founder Kelvin Yap emphasizing the importance of looking and feeling good. Stylists from South Korea, Japan, and Thailand created versatile looks using their country's hair trends. Finalists Jenn Wei and Saranya Chyenne expressed high satisfaction with their new hairstyles, which included voluminous curls and versatile straightened hair with curled ends. Kelvin Yap provided tips for maintaining healthy hair until the competition finals on September 22.
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