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Foot Volley Is Still Not Considered An Established Sport In S’pore, And This Man’s Aiming To Change That.

by nurhaziyah | Dec 27, 2018 | Featured, Humans

Mohd Taufiq Khairi was only 18 years old when he first stumbled upon foot volley, a sport that’s uncommon in Singapore, in a 2007 local exhibition held at Expo. Now 27, he remains an active foot volley player despite not having as many opportunities to compete in...

This Is What It’s Like To Be An Occupational Therapist In Singapore

by nurhaziyah | Dec 4, 2018 | Humans

If the words ‘occupational therapy’ are foreign to you, fret not. It is an occupation that many aren’t aware of. 28-year-old Atiqah Haroidin is an occupational therapist in Singapore who had previously only known of the existence of two forms of therapies –...

This S’porean Shares How Being Employed Worked Wonders For Her Epileptic Episodes

by nurhaziyah | Nov 13, 2018 | Humans

The idea of having to work all week may be groan-inducing for some, but for a petite 28-year-old epileptic Hidayah Fauzan, it brings nothing but joy. Clad in a boldly printed ensemble with a pair of black heels, Hidayah Fauzan seems like any ordinary being. One...

Foot Volley Is Still Not Considered An Established Sport In S’pore, And This Man’s Aiming To Change That.

This Is What It’s Like To Be An Occupational Therapist In Singapore

This S’porean Shares How Being Employed Worked Wonders For Her Epileptic Episodes

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Foot Volley Is Still Not Considered An Established Sport In S’pore, And This Man’s Aiming To Change That.

This Is What It’s Like To Be An Occupational Therapist In Singapore

This S’porean Shares How Being Employed Worked Wonders For Her Epileptic Episodes

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