True to its advocacy, social enterprise 21 Extra Goodness (21extragoodness.com/) will do a FREE webinar session, entitled “Therapy At Home and its Benefits” on 12 Aug, 9.00 pm via Facebook Live to empower parents to aid their children achieve their milestones from 0-3 years old.
21 Extra Goodness (21EG) is a proud member of raiSE Singapore, an ecosystem builder who supports the social enterprise sector by providing programs and training for capacity building and mentorship. 21EG has collaborated with the following therapy centers to promote early intervention and do therapy at home:
- Magic Beans Feeding and Speech Therapy, is a center dedicated to helping people with speech, language, voice, fluency, as well as, swallowing (dysphagia), and feeding difficulties.
- At Wonders Therapy, they see all children and families as wonders and dreams of a well-integrated and inclusive society for them. They believe that early intervention is best done in the natural environment, such as in the home and in community life settings where children live, learn, and play. The team believes that family-centered care is key to successful therapy outcomes.
- ConnectEducation Kids Therapy Center is a pediatric therapy center in the Philippines. By targeting the Early Childhood Years, the center can nurture the child’s natural abilities and facilitate their optimal potential using various therapeutic techniques during play and engaging activities. Services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy; online and face to face.
21 Extra Goodness is also working with its media partner – theAsianparent – the #1 pregnancy and parenting app in Southeast Asia with a presence in 13 countries and has more than 30M monthly app users.
Vouchers from theAsianparent and gemstone bracelets from Native Cocoon will be given away to lucky winners at the end of the session.
To register for FREE, click it here.
About 21 Extra Goodness
Founded in June 2020, 21 Extra Goodness was created to raise awareness on Down syndrome and other special needs with the vision that all people are valued and treated fairly regardless of disability.
Tingzon’s child, Marian, has Down syndrome and was born on Christmas Day via emergency C-section. She is diagnosed to have ASD (atrial septal defect) upon birth and has so far cleared all her medical appointments and does not require to undergo any surgery to date. She is thriving thru early intervention and in an inclusive playgroup school.
In celebration of World Down Syndrome Day last March, 21 Extra Goodness launched a “Bag of Goodness” campaign, a welcome hamper given to mothers whose child is diagnosed to have special needs upon birth. It is meant to give assurance to the new mom that everything will be alright given the proper support and love to their child.
By selling home-cooked dishes, 21EG aims to build a community where children with special needs can thrive through early intervention, inclusive education, and fair employment, thereby achieving a better quality of life.
