ASEAN Para Sports

CONGRATULATIONS to Jeralyn for winning the Silver medal in Boccia BC1 on your Paralympic Games debut!
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JERALYN TAKES SILVER🥈!!!

has put 🇸🇬 on the map, capping off her stunning debut with a 🥈in the Women Individual BC1 to bring home Singapore’s FIRST Paralympic medal in Boccia!

Congratulations, Jeralyn!

OneTeamOneDream

Get ready for a showdown! 🇸🇬

Jeralyn Tan is the first Singaporean to reach the Boccia finals at the Paralympic Games. This is a moment you don’t want to miss!

Let’s rally behind her and show our support – tune in on 2 September, 4:30pm live on MeWatch and cheer her on as she competes for gold! 🥇

If you’re around the area, come join our watch party!
🗓️: 2 September
🕟: 4:30pm
📍: The Library, Singapore Sports Hub
(Stadium MRT Exit A)

Congratulations to Jeralyn (SIN) for making BC1 Finals! 🇸🇬♥️

*BOCCIA – WOMEN INDIVIDUAL BC1 SEMI FINALS*
TAN YEE TING JERALYN (SGP) VS ENDO HIROMI (JPN)
SGP beat JPN 5 - 1. SGP has advanced to the Final and will play against AURELIE AUBERT (FRA) on 2 Sep 2024 at 1030hr (FRA time).

📸 Credit: SNPC / Goh Si Wei

CONGRATULATIONS to Singapore’s first Gold medal at Paris Paralympics!
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Play Inclusive 2022 action continues this weekend with Basketball, Floorball and debuting for the first time, Boccia! Singapore's largest unified sports competition saw close to 500 participants with and without disabilities playing on the same team, competing alongside one another.

Besides 3-on-3 Basketball and Floorball competitions, the Unified Skills Challenges allow players who are progressing in gameplay to participate in various skills stations such as dribbling, shooting, modified defense and offence play.

Sport has the power to promote inclusion, build understanding and foster friendships. This event is co-organized by Special Olympics Singapore SportCares Goalball Singapore Singapore Disability Sports Council LET’S PLAY INCLUSIVE!

This National Day, we bring Singaporeans closer together through sport and physical activity. Choreographed to this year's National Day song, the GetActive! Workout: Dance Of The Nation is a workout suitable for everyone, including an adapted version. In this version, you will also learn through a step by step tutorial featuring both standard and easy seated versions! Get your groove on and dance with your family and friends as we celebrate with GetActive! Workout: Dance Of The Nation! https://go.gov.sg/danceofthenation2022adapted

Song: Stronger Together
Music and lyrics: Don Richmond
Performed by: Taufik Batisah ft. The Island Voices
Talent: Jonathan Lam & Foo Xu Hui

GetActive! Singapore: Dance of the Nation 2022 (Adapted Version) Song: Stronger TogetherMusic and lyrics: Don RichmondPerformed by: Taufik Batisah ft. The Island VoicesTalent: Jonathan Lam & Foo Xu HuiThis National Day, we...

Undeterred by the pandemic, Play Inclusive 2021 continued virtually by exploring new ways to bridge communities and create sporting memories - https://go.gov.sg/playinclusive2021

Co-Organised by Special Olympics Singapore and SportCares, supported by Ministry of Education, youths from mainstream and special education schools co-created routines for an Inclusive Cheer besides completing workouts together online!

This year, are you ready to Bring Sport Back?!

Play Inclusive 2021 Undeterred by the pandemic, Play Inclusive 2021 continued virtually by exploring new ways to bridge communities and create sporting memories.Co-Organised by ...

SportCares officially kicked off its 10th Year celebrations on Wednesday with Experience SPORTS!, a three-day sports tryouts event for persons with disabilities (PwDs), held at Heartbeat@Bedok. Join them for the final day tomorrow, Saturday 28 May 2022 and sign up here: https://go.gov.sg/experiencesportsregistration

The first two days of the event saw over 300 participants from close to 20 organisations such as MINDS Towner Gardens School and Touch Centre for Independent Living (Bukit Merah) taking part in sports such as Boccia, Paracanoe and Football.

Read all about it here: https://go.gov.sg/experiencesports2022

Wishing everyone a joyous celebration this festive season!

A great way to start a SportCares weekend!

Early morning last Saturday, friends from iC2 PrepHouse participated in a Blind Tennis programme organised by Soundball Singapore.

Designed for persons with visual impairment, Blind Tennis, also known as Soundball, is adapted from Tennis and is suitable for persons of all ages and playing abilities.

For the 4th straight year, Special Olympics Singapore and SportCares, with additional support from the Ministry of Education, Singapore (Special Education Branch), successfully organised "Play Inclusive".

Over a period of 3-months, students from different schools were able to participate and interact in various sporting activities via the virtual format due to safety restrictions.

For more details on this heartwarming initiative, catch the highlights from the recent Play Inclusive Zoom Finale below.

Close to 200 students participated in 4th annual edition of Play Inclusive Play Inclusive 2021's successful 3-month long campaign ended with an exciting Zoom session

Plans underway to double number of inclusive sports facilities over next 5 years | Video People with disabilities will have better access to sports facilities in the coming years. By 2026, Sport Singapore aims to have up to 24 such centres, up from the current 11. Features of such facilities include gym equipment with removable seats and swimming pools with ramps. Alif Amsyar with more.

In celebration of Coaches' Day, SportCares programmes participants dedicated their appreciation to each of their coaches! Thank you coaches for making a difference!

For the past 2 weeks, SportCares have been organising fun weekend sessions suitable for PWDs and special needs with their families in conjunction with Get Active! Singapore!

Watch the video below as we take part in OXIGENO®️, a Body & Mind program based on Pilates, Yoga and Functional Training.

https://youtu.be/szO8FXlXb98

Get Active! Singapore with SportCares - OXIGENO® by Fit Warriors GetActive! Singapore (GASG) 2021 theme, “Play On, Play Together”, calls on Singaporeans to continue to stay active and celebrate our nation’s birthday throug...

For the past 2 weekends, SportCares had organized fun fitness sessions suitable for PWDs and special needs to participate with their families in conjunction with Get Active! Singapore

Watch the video and groove along as Fit Warriors lead us in this year’s Get Active! Singapore workout & dance fitness!

Be on the look out tomorrow as we post another programme for you to get active with us!

https://youtu.be/HpYR4b8115U

Get Active! Singapore with SportCares - Dance Fitness GetActive! Singapore (GASG) 2021 theme, “Play On, Play Together”, calls on Singaporeans to continue to stay active and celebrate our nation’s birthday throug...

Come join SportCares in Get Active! Singapore Virtual Programmes on 31 July & 1 August! We have 3 fun sessions lined up for PWDs and special needs with your families!

Join us live on Zoom (No pre-registration required): https://go.gov.sg/gasg21sportcares

For those joining us on Saturday, 31 July, 3pm-4pm session, follow this link on how to make a ‘ball’ using towel/socks prior to the session 😊
https://youtu.be/GiVeJXXB1fo

Come join SportCares in Get Active! Singapore Virtual Programmes on 24 & 25 July! We have 2 fun sessions lined up for PWDs and special needs with your families!

For those joining us at 3pm-4pm session, follow this link on how to make a ‘ball’ using towel/socks prior to the session 😊
https://youtu.be/GiVeJXXB1fo

Hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth - MCCY and Sport Singapore (SportSG), and co-hosted by Singapore Disability Sports Council and Special Olympics Singapore, the inaugural Inclusive Sport Conference 2021 (ISC 2021) took place from 16 – 18 March.

ISC 2021 was graced by President Halimah Yacob, with accompanying Minister Edwin Tong (MCCY), attracted more than 900 registered participants including persons with disabilities and their families, athletes, sport practitioners, educators, students, allied professionals, caregivers and volunteers. Keynote speakers include Mr Ken Black from The Inclusion Club, Dr Teo-Koh Sock Miang from the Singapore Disability Sports Council and Captain Roger Loh from Special Olympics Singapore.

Watch the video below to see the event highlights!



https://youtu.be/9BoejxByMhI

Inclusive Sports Conference 2021 (ISC 2021) Highlights Inclusive Sports Conference 2021 SummaryHosted by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) and Sport Singapore (SportSG), and co-hosted by Singapo...

there is a sport called Soundball?

Soundball is tennis which can be enjoyed by persons with visual impairment using foam balls with ball bearings.

Persons of all abilities are able to enjoy sports and Soundball is one of them! You may spot Soundball players playing on the courts at Yio Chu Kang and Farrer Park!

Interested in finding out more about SportCares Soundball Community Programme? Please Whatsapp Chrissy (+65 96880947) from Soundball Singapore

2020 has been a challenging year for most of us due to COVID-19 but it was an opportunity to explore new ways to bridge communities and create sporting memories.

Play Inclusive 2020 went virtual to pair youths from mainstream and special education schools to learn and complete workouts together on virtual platforms. The new experiences include organizing the first hybrid Play Inclusive finale in November 2020, where inclusive teams had fun playing Exercise Bingo together.

Co-Organised by Special Olympics Singapore and SportCares, supported by Ministry of Education.



https://youtu.be/oNPXv0M6l0A

Play Inclusive Campaign Special Olympics Singapore and SportCares, supported by Ministry of Education joined hands to organise Play Inclusive to promote inclusion in the community t...

Thank you to everyone who presented, participated and supported our inaugural Inclusive Sport Conference 2021!

It has been a pleasure hosting this meaningful event and hearing all your questions, views and feedback.

Look out for more updates on our website www.isc2021.sg