An intimate, one-hour session led by disabled artist duo Amanda Yip and Shalom Lim. Through honest storytelling and dialogue, they share how love, community and access shape their lives and art. Audience Q&A invites reflection on inclusion in Singapore, celebrating shared humanity and practical ways to support persons with disabilities.

Join us as Children’s Museum Singapore shares their inspiring journey towards becoming a museum for all children, and the wonderful partnerships that made it possible. End the session on a heartwarming note with an inclusive storytelling of Grandpa Yeh’s Journey South, brought to life with sign language interpretation.

This programme is part of Enabling Lives Festival 2025.

The Enabling Village Community Mural project, initiated by SG Enable and facilitated by Thirtytwocm, commemorates Enabling Village’s 10th Anniversary and SG60. This placemaking initiative reflects EV’s commitment to promoting inclusion and fostering a strong sense of community.

Co-created with diverse stakeholders, the mural — titled “Garden of Possibilities” — embodies a shared vision for building a more inclusive Singapore. The project has engaged over 500 community members, including persons with disabilities, caregivers, SG Enable staff, EV tenants, students, and residents from the surrounding neighbourhood.

Visit the mural to experience this inspiring artwork firsthand, take selfies, and hear from community members about their co-creation journey and insights.

CoCreateSG is a series of AI co-creation workshops and activities aimed at empowering Singapore’s creatives, including persons with disabilities, by harnessing the power of AI to drive meaningful societal change. This initiative goes beyond a typical workshop series; it seeks to transform mindsets, and build meaningful collaborations and partnerships between the abled and persons with disabilities in the creative community.

Launched in January 2025, it builds a community where AI serves as an equaliser, levelling the playing field for both abled and disabled creatives by providing accessible tools and opportunities that empower everyone to reach their full creative potential.

The programme will feature these co-created works, offering the audience an opportunity to engage with participants and gain insights into their experiences and creative journeys of the workshop series.

Programme Schedule

• 2:00pm – 2:15pm: Introduction and Welcome (Speakers: Jayce Tham, Daniel Yam)
• 2:15pm – 2:30pm: Team 1 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speakers: Tan Hong Jie, Marcus, Derrick Lui)
• 2:30pm – 2.45pm: Team 2 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speaker: Goh Tze Kiat)
• 2:45pm – 3.00pm: Team 3 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speaker: Jeremy Koh)
• 3:00pm – 3.15pm: Team 4 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speaker: Zaki Ahmad)
• 3:15pm – 3.30pm: Team 5 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speaker: Lex Goh Ta Lang)
• 3:30pm – 3.45pm: Team 6 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speakers: Leong Tung Seng, Wee Kit Bian)
• 3:45pm – 4.00pm: Team 7 Sharing + Film Showcase (Speaker: Dorina Yee)
• 4.00pm – 4.15pm: CoCreate Mentor/Facilitators to share about the whole experience (Speakers: Felix Lee, Gareth Gay)
• 4.15pm – 4.30pm: Documentary screening and Q&A with filmmaker (Speakers: Tong Xu Han)
• 4.30pm – 4.45pm: Closing Remarks
• 4.45pm – 5.00pm: Networking

As part of CaringSG Open House, learn more about CaringSG services and member perks. Follow us on social media to collect a stamp, and sign up for membership to receive exclusive gifts! You can also join CaringSG workshops on DIY crafts conducted by caregivers

(pre-registration required for Workshop 1: DIY Aroma Diffuser, and pre-registration and walk-ins available for Workshop 2: DIY Bracelets.)