SINGAPORE: A fundraising campaign was launched on Monday (May 22) as part of the Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund to support people with disabilities. Previously known as the Mediacorp Enable Fund, the campaign aims to raise awareness of the everyday challenges faced by people with disabilities. M
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Megan Tang has always loved to dance since young. Edwin Tang picture via TODAY
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SINGAPORE, July 25 In 2017, Megan Tang became the first dancer under the age of 18 to be accepted into the Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) Fusion Dance Enrichment Programme.
This year, the 16-year-old added another feather to her cap: She was selected to be a part of the Special Olympics Singapore DanceSport team, which is preparing for upcoming competitions, such as the 2023 summer games in Berlin.
For Megan, who was born with Down syndrome, it felt like a dream come true since she has always loved to dance since young.
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UBS Achievement awardees at the Goh Chok Tong Enable Awards on Dec 3, 2020. (Photo: Mediacorp)
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SINGAPORE: Nominations for the third edition of the Goh Chok Tong Enable Awards (GCTEA) opened on Thursday (Jul 8).
The GCTEA recognises the achievements of people with disabilities and motivates those with the potential to go the distance with their endeavours.
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There are two categories: GCTEA (UBS Achievement) and GCTEA (UBS Promise).