Living With Disability

May is World Mental Health Month. We’re going to #breakthestigma and talk about mental health at the workplace. This is a tough, yet necessary conversation that we need to have.  Unlike physical injuries, mental health issues are not visible. Because of this, most mental health patients suffer in silence, especially in the workplace. This can...

The global pandemic (COVID-19) has forced us to reinvent our lifestyles. For this period of time, we have to do things without physical touch or contact. To stop the spread of the disease, certain SOPs have been put in place for the public like washing hands frequently, wearing a facemask in public areas and keeping...

Job interviews can be nerve-wracking, whether or not you have a disability. Employers are always looking for individuals who are confident in their abilities with the right mindset. Having disabilities does not mean that you cannot get the job done, but you may need to request certain accommodations.  Disabilities come in all forms, including invisible...

The COVID-19 pandemic is a major issue for our medical systems. Doctors are having to prioritise their patients with COVID-19. Others are being asked to delay non-essential procedures and stay at home. There are apps which can help you manage your own health. These apps let you know what might be wrong if you feel...

Pursuing tertiary education can be a big step in anyone’s life. For PWDs, accessing college or university can pose a bigger challenge, physically and mentally.  Here are things to look out for, or questions to ask when you are looking for the right place to continue your studies. Physical access The layout of the buildings...