Gardening activities at AWWA support seniors’ mental well-being, independence, and community contribution, benefiting residents through therapeutic and meaningful engagement.
Mdm Vijayah Ponnusamy reflects on her growth at AWWA Senior Community Home, valuing client relationships and the supportive work environment that motivates her.
Demand for early intervention for children with developmental delays is rising, prompting expansion into preschools and homes and closer collaboration with educators and parents.
At AWWA Fernvale Link, Cheryl modifies toys to support children with physical and multiple disabilities, expanding play opportunities through adaptive and customised equipment.
Through a weekly grocery run, AWWA Day Activity Centre supports people with disabilities in learning practical skills, building independence, and practising communication in the community.
Since joining AWWA Senior Community Home in 2021, Mr Veerapan, 84, reflects on celebrating Deepavali and how the home has positively influenced his overall well-being.
Mdm Wong, 97, remains active in the community, sharing her arts and crafts skills, exercising weekly, and eagerly exploring new hobbies with fellow seniors.
