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Stuff'd - dairy free, gluten free, vegan food restaurant 

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Stuff'd - dairy free, gluten free, vegan food restaurant 

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Stuff'd is a quick casual restaurant franchise headquartered in Singapore that serves freshmade kebabs, burritos, salads and bowls. It was founded in 2014 by CEO Adrian Ang with a deliberate focus on healthiness. We have since expanded to become the largest Burrito and Kebab QSR chain in Singapore.

In 2017 Stuff'd expanded into West Malaysia through area franchising and has since grown rapidly in the Klang Valley Region.

Join our growing family! We'll be welcoming applications to our second and third Master Franchisee within the Asia Pacific Region. Do apply through our website if interested.

Stuff'd is an active supporter of many local organizations where we have operating locations. It has an ongoing free food for kids campaign where any child in need can get free food at their outlets daily. Stuff'd hopes that no children will go hungry so long as there is a Stuff'd outlet nearby.

Making delicious food that you can take away quickly actually requires a lot of work, and takes considerable time behind the scenes. After all our Kebabs, Burritos, Quesadillas and Signature Daily Bowls are made daily from scratch, because we believe food tastes better when it's made fresh. To meet your daily nutritional needs and to ensure that only the highest quality food is served, wholesome natural ingredients; avocados, legumes, leafy vegetables, etc. are delivered to our store every morning and prepared in-house in small batches.

Everything we put our hands on reflects our passion for quality food. We make food that we will be happy to feed our friends and loved ones. Most importantly, they taste exceptional!

Succulent and indulgent foodstuff, in generous portions!! We can't wait for you to try it, and try it over and over again.

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Stuff'd is a quick casual restaurant franchise headquartered in Singapore that serves freshmade kebabs, burritos, salads and bowls. It was founded in 2014 by CEO Adrian Ang with a deliberate focus on healthiness. We have since expanded to become the largest Burrito and Kebab QSR chain in Singapore.

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https://www.scdf.gov.sg/home/community-volunteers/visit-scdf-establishments

The physical Fire Station Open House is temporarily suspended till further notice. The following Fire Stations are available for the virtual Fire Station Open House:

Central Fire Station

Tampines Fire Station

Yishun Fire Station

Jurong Fire Station

Brani Marine Fire Station

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Visit SCDF Establishments

Learn life-saving skills through interactive and fun-filled activities at SCDF's Civil Defence Heritage Gallery, Emergency Preparedness Centre and Fire Stations.

Please note that mask-wearing is optional for all visitors of SCDF Establishments.

Fire Station Open House
* Temporary Closure of Fire Stations Open House
SCDF's Fire Stations will not be hosting the weekly open house until further notice.

Those who made prior bookings at the Fire Stations Open House will be contacted for a change in schedule.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. An update will be provided on the resumption of the visitation programme at a later notice.

Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC) & Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (CDHG)

The Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (CDHG) and Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC) are co-located with Central Fire Station, 62 Hill Street, Singapore 179367. The main entrance to CDHG and EPC faces the Funan Centre.

Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays (including Public Holidays), 10am - 5pm. Kindly note that the CDHG and EPC are closed on Mondays.

Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (CDHG): The CDHG is open for walk-in visits, however, to request for a guided tour, please make a booking using the formsg link below.

Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC): The EPC is not open for walk-ins and visits to the EPC will require a pre-booking using the formsg link below.

Emergency Preparedness Centre

The 280m2 EPC is the first of its kind purpose-built centre in Singapore which utilizes highly visual and interactive exhibits to impart emergency preparedness knowledge and skills to its visitors of all ages. Some of these exhibits include the fire extinguisher simulator which discharges water onto a video wall depicting a few incipient fire scenarios as well as interactive mannequins for visitors to try out the Heimlich manoeuvre and CPR procedure.

[Note: The EPC is suitable for those aged 10 years and above]

Civil Defence Heritage Gallery

Embark on a tour of the past and learn about the latest firefighting and rescue technology developed and used by the SCDF.

There are customised interactive stations for a close-up experience of what firefighters and rescuers undergo in an operation.

Request for Emergency Preparedness Centre/ Civil Defence Heritage Gallery Visit

Click here to request a visit to Emergency Preparedness Centre or Civil Defence Heritage Gallery.

Kindly note that the CDHG and EPC are closed on Mondays.

Civil Defence Virtual Heritage Gallery

Step inside our Civil Defence Heritage Gallery and embark on a journey covering the history, evolution and development of Civil Defence in Singapore, at your own time and convenience. SCDF presents to you our very own virtual heritage gallery tour.

1. Navigate your way through the gallery by clicking on the white circles located floor.

2. Click on the circular indicators to view the content

3. Click on the content once again to enlarge the view

Click here to view the Civil Defence Virtual Heritage Gallery.

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Find out more on the different SCDF establishments that are available for visits by members of the public.

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Singapore Maritime Gallery (for kids who like ships)

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Singapore Maritime Gallery (for kids who like ships)

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Free Admission

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Children's Biennale at National Gallery Singapore

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Children's Biennale at National Gallery Singapore

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Free Admission, the festival ends December 2022

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ABOUT THE BIENNALE THE BIENNALE GOES GLOBAL EXPLORE GALLERYKIDSI

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Free entry for Singaporean and PR during off-peak hour (weekdays during school term excluding public holidays and school holidays)

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Check out ticket prices for Science Centre Singapore, KidsSTOP™, Omni-Theatre and Snow City.

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Petrosains, The Discovery Centre at Kuala Lumpur

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Petrosains, The Discovery Centre at Kuala Lumpur

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https://petrosains.com.my/

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510 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638365
https://www.sdc.com.sg/
Free of charge admission for Singapore/Permanent Resident Rate

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Hock Hua - Antelope drinks effective for bringing down fever for young children

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Hock Hua - Antelope drinks effective for bringing down fever for young children

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Dr. Andrea Furlan exercises (weight bearing exercises)

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Dr. Andrea Furlan exercises (weight bearing exercises)

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U-shape toothbrush can be purchased online like shopee (for those resistant to toothbrushing)

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U-shape toothbrush can be purchased online like shopee (for those resistant to toothbrushing)

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Raffles vitamin c for 6-12 years old (dissolve in water)

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Raffles vitamin c for 6-12 years old (dissolve in water)

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- Probiotics
- Sweet potato leaves are helpful
- Good Lady grain mix drink (online, Hock Hua)
https://goodlady.com.sg/

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National Steps Challenge™

Here's everything you need to know about the programme.

CONTRIBUTED BY

Health Promotion Board

Keep track of your health and your fitness goals with the HPB fitness tracker.

Check your HPB fitness tracker collection eligibility by following these simple steps:

Have a valid NRIC number; and

Are 17 years or older; and

Have participated in the National Steps Challenge™ and

Did not collect the following HPB fitness tracker models: Axtro Fit 3 or Tempo 4C

Make an appointment to collect your HPB fitness tracker at your preferred location via the Healthy 365 app. Check out our guide on how-to book an appointment here.

If you are eligible to collect a HPB fitness tracker, you will be redirected to the booking page.

If you are not eligible to collect a HPB fitness tracker, you cannot proceed further. If you would like to exchange a faulty fitness tracker, please go back to the previous page and tap on "Exchange a HPB fitness tracker" button

HPB fitness trackers are available for collection, make an appointment via the Healthy 365 app.
Check out our guide on how-to book an appointment here.

NOTE: HPB fitness tracker collections are strictly by appointment only. As appointment slots and collection points are dependent on stock availability, please refer to the Healthy 365 app for the most updated list of collection points.

Date / Time

Venue

12 - 13 Feb 2020
11.00am to 2.00pm

Kampong Ubi Industrial Estate
Blk 3004 Ubi Scene 3 #01-24, near eating house

18 Feb 2020
11.00am to 2.00pm

KB-One
In front of management office

21 Feb 2020
11.00am to 2.00pm

313 Somerset
Level 1 space opposite Privé along Discovery Walk

22 - 23 Feb 2020
12.00am to 8.00pm

Date / Time

Venue

25 - 27 Oct 2019
11.00am to 7.30pm

Kampung Admiralty Hard Court beside Yew Tee MRT station

1 - 3 Nov 2019
11.00am to 7.30pm

Redhill Square (Open space between Blk 79 and Blk 85 Redhill Lane) Hougang Central Hub (next to Hougang Mall)

8 - 10 Nov 2019
11.00am to 7.30pm

Open space outside Hillion Mall The Frontier Plaza @ Pioneer

15 - 17 Nov 2019
11.00am to 7.30pm

Heartbeat@Bedok

Where to collect your tracker

i. If you are unable to collect your HPB fitness tracker in person, you may authorise someone to collect it on your behalf. A soft copy or photocopy of your NRIC, and the appointment QR code or confirmation email, must be presented for verification during collection.

ii. Each person may collect a maximum of 3 HPB fitness trackers (including their own). Note that valid appointments are required for all 3 collections.

iii. Collection of HPB fitness tracker is strictly by appointment only, and while stocks last.

Book an appointment via the Healthy 365 app. Click for a step-by-step guide.

Blood Oxygen (SpO ₂) is a measure of oxygen saturation. It indicates the oxygen level that is present in the blood.

Healthy range
Some people may have lower oxygen levels

Low oxygen level
Consult a doctor if you are concerned on your readings

Some people may have lower-than-normal readings, such as smokers or people with pre-existing lung or other medical conditions. HPB fitness tracker readings may also be inaccurate, due to reasons such as trembling or shaking hands, incorrect positioning of HPB fitness tracker on the wrist or poor skin contact.

The COVID-19 virus can cause blood oxygen to drop to dangerously low levels, even when you feel well, or have no other symptoms of the virus. This is known as "silent pneumonia". Prolonged low oxygen levels may have long-term effects on your health.

Step 1: Trigger SpO ₂ measurement
Tap the touch sensor on the HPB fitness tracker until you see the "Blood Oxygen" screen. Press and hold to trigger the 'Blood Oxygen' measurement.

Step 2: Stay stillYour SpO
₂ measurement will begin after 3 seconds. Remain seated and still for the measurement.

No reading?
Tap to try again. Ensure that the HPB fitness tracker is worn correctly on the wrist, with the screen facing upwards.

With its light sensor, our new HPB fitness tracker uses the amount of reflected light that has shined through the skin to compute the percentage of oxygen in the blood.

The SpO₂ reading on the HPB fitness tracker should not be used for medical purposes. If you are concerned about your readings, please consult a doctor.

CONTRIBUTED BY

Health Promotion Board

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Here's everything you need to know about the programme. CONTRIBUTED BY Health Promotion Board Keep track of your health and your fitness goals with the HPB fitness tracker.

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Chestnut Nature Park

Chestnut Nature Park is located on the eastern end of Chestnut Avenue. Skirting the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, the nature park serves as a green buffer for the reserve.

There are two areas to Chestnut Nature Park - Chestnut Nature Park (South) and Chestnut Nature Park (North). Chestnut Nature Park (North) is about 64 hectares and was opened on 25 February 2017. Together with the southern portion opened on April 2016, Chestnut Nature Park now totals 81 hectares, making it Singapore's largest nature park to date.

As part of the ongoing habitat enhancement programme to augment NParks' biodiversity conservation efforts, Chestnut Nature Park has been planted up with native tree species. Examples of these native tree species are the Braided Chestnut ( Castanopsis inermis), Singapore Walking-Stick Palm ( Rhopaloblaste singaporensis) and the Jelutong ( Dyera costulata). These native tree species will allow animals to thrive by improving the ecological connectivity between green spaces so that animals may move around safely.

As a shared community space for different users, visitors to Chestnut Nature Park can look forward to a range of recreational activities such as hiking, mountain biking and bird watching. Chestnut Nature Park is the first nature park in Singapore to have separate mountain biking and hiking trails.

Visitors to Chestnut Nature Park can also find amenities such as shelters, pavilions, information mapboards, toilets, hiking as well as mountain biking trails. Park users can also look forward to a kiosk where they can rent and wash bikes as well as buy pre-packaged snacks.
Specific Do's & Don'ts:
- No pets are allowed. Please refer to our Park Etiquette below for more information.

For public safety, please do not enter the nature reserve and forested areas during stormy weather, as such inclement weather may cause trees and branches to fall. Do note that when planning to go outdoors, you may dial 65427788 for weather forecast.

Location

Located along Chestnut Avenue and is abutting Central Catchment Nature Reserve, stretches along BKE, from Gali Batu Flyover to Dairy Farm Flyover.

PUB Waterworks is situated at the end of Chestnut Avenue, demarking the access road across the middle of Chestnut Nature Park.
Get Directions

Park information

Park Size: 81 hectares

Opening Hours: 7am to 7pm daily (entering or remaining in the park after 7pm is not allowed)

Carpark Opening Hours: 7am to 7pm daily

Smoke-free park

How to get there

For directions on how to get to Chestnut Nature Park, view this clip .

By MRT -Alight Bangkit LRT. Head towards Bangkit Road towards Chestervale Condominium. Take the tarmac track leading to Zhenghua Nature Park, make a right turn, walk along the track to get to the underpass, leading to Chestnut Nature Park.

By Bus - Take bus 700 or 966 and alight at Block 202, Petir Road. From the bus stop, take an approximately 2km (30mins) walk along Petir Road/Chestnut Ave into Chestnut Nature Park.

By Car - Chestnut Nature Park's car park is sited near the eastern end of Chestnut Avenue. If you're coming from the north (e.g. Bukit Panjang), drive along Petir Road and turn left at Chestnut Avenue. If you're coming from the south (e.g. Dairy Farm), drive along Petir Road and turn right at Chestnut Avenue. After turning, drive for about 1.5km along Chestnut Avenue and you will arrive at Chestnut Nature Park's carpark on your left.

Notices

The Black Crawler Mountain Bike Trail is closed until further notice. Please click here for more information.
Organised group activities (including learning journeys and hiking)

For organised group activities to our nature reserves and nature parks, an application is needed. For more information click here.

Please visit our Noticeboard for the latest updates and advisories pertaining to COVID-19.

Things To Do

Bird watching / Photography

Globally threatened species such as the Straw-headed Bulbul and the Brown-chested Jungle Flycatcher, as well as species such as the Banded Woodpecker, Orange-bellied Flowerpecker and Little Spiderhunter can be spotted. For more details on the flora and fauna that can be found, please click here.

Photographers are encouraged to hashtag #nparksbuzz when sharing photos.

Hiking & Park Etiquette

Please refer to the Important Notice above for updates regarding our hiking permit application.

Chestnut Nature Park (South) has a 2.1km hiking trail, while Chestnut Nature Park (North) has a 3.5km hiking trail. This brings the total length of hiking trails in the entire nature park to 5.6 km.

On your journey of discovery, remember some simple tips to help make park visits enjoyable for everyone. Click on the hiking trail link to find out more about our Park Etiquette.

Mountain Biking

The 8.2 km mountain biking trail at the fully completed Chestnut Nature Park comprises varying levels of difficulty ranging from easy, moderately difficult, very difficult and extremely difficult.

Chestnut Pump Track
A type of mountain biking skills training area, a pump track consists of a circuit of banked turns and features designed to be ridden by riders via up and down body moments, or "pumping". Chestnut Pump Track caters to riders of all skill levels to practise and to advance their techniques within a controlled environment. The pump track is uniquely designed with four subsections, one easy area, two intermediate areas, and a fast bowl that can be ridden collectively as one, when needed. The pump track is best enjoyed with a jump specific hard-tail mountain bike. Appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, is a must when using the pump track.

Chestnut Bike Park
Chestnut Bike Park is an area for seasoned mountain bikers to advance their biking skills, and to practise techniques for technical features, like drop offs and jumps. It consists of four progressive skills lines and a skills area. The bike park is best enjoyed with a full suspension mountain bike. Do take responsibility for your own personal safety and use the bike park at the level you are comfortable with. Appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, is a must when using the Bike Park.

Volunteering

Keen to be part of our biodiversity conservation efforts? Translate your passion into action and sign up as a Central Nature Reserve volunteer!

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Education: Post Secondary Education Account (PSEA). High interest rates

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Education: Post Secondary Education Account (PSEA). High interest rates

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Can be used for school fees
https://www.moe.gov.sg/financial-matters/psea

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The Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) is part of the Post-Secondary Education Scheme to help pay for your post-secondary education. Find out more details about the PSEA and how you can use your unspent funds.

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Under MediShield Life, the maximum claim limit per policy year is set at $150,000 with no lifetime limit on claims.
https://www.moh.gov.sg/home/our-healthcare-system/medishield-life/what-is-medishield-life/how-to-make-a-medishield-life-claim

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If you have no Integrated Shield Plan

1. Inform the staff handling your hospital admission or outpatient treatment that you wish to make a claim.

2. The medical institution will submit your claim for you.

3. The CPF Board will process your claim and the MediShield Life payout will be used to offset part of your bill.

4. The remaining amount on your bill can be covered by MediSave (up to prevailing limits) and/or cash.

If you have an Integrated Shield Plan

1. Your private insurer will process your claim and make the total payment to the medical institution on your behalf. This will include the MediShield Life portion of the payout.

2. The remaining amount on your bill can be covered by Medisave and/or cash.

Understanding what parts of your bill you can claim

You are responsible for paying parts A, B and C of your bill from your MediSave account and/or in cash. Your MediShield Life plan will cover part D.

A = MediShield Life claim limit - Under MediShield Life, the maximum claim limit per policy year is set at $150,000 with no lifetime limit on claims. More details on claim limits can be found here.

B = The deductible - This is the fixed amount you have to pay of the bill (from your MediSave and/or in cash) before MediShield Life payout starts. You only have to pay this once in any year you are hospitalised. So if you are hospitalised twice in one year, your MediShield Life plan pays everything in your second bill except portions A and C. The following chart illustrates how much you would pay as a deductible in any one year if you are hospitalised.

C = Co-insurance component - is a percentage of the claimable amount that you have to pay. The larger the bill, the lower the co-insurance payable. Under MediShield Life, the co-insurance rate starts at 10% and goes lower as the claimable amount increases.

D = The portion covered by MediShield Life - MediShield Life benefits are designed to cover subsidised bills incurred by Singapore Citizens at Class B2/C wards and subsidised outpatient treatments/day surgery at public hospitals. Bills for other wards, private hospitals and non-subsidised treatments, as well as bills for Permanent Residents will be pro-rated.

More information can be found on the MediShield Life Information Booklet.

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$75 for LPA
Walk in is allowed

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Child is required to sit for awhile. 1 session is typically 1.5h, but can opt for 1h
$660 for 3 months, lessons once a week

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I Can Read Singapore. 18,224 likes · 8 talking about this · 54 were here. I Can Read centres provide English literacy courses for students aged 2.5 to 12 years old. Visit http://www.icanread.asia/...

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imagiration.mita&hl=en_SG&gl=US

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* THE FIRST AND ONLY LANGUAGE THERAPY APPLICATION SUPPORTED BY CLINICAL DATA:
In a 3-year clinical trial of 6,454 children with autism, language score in children who engaged with MITA has increased to levels, which were 120% higher than in children with similar initial evaluations. This difference was statistically significant (p=0.0001). See results at ClinicalTrials.gov/ct2/show/results/NCT04108290.

* Includes unlimited language and cognitive exercises designed to last for 10 years

* Used by over 1 million children with language delay

* Best Autism App on Healthline list

* Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, German, French, Italian, Arabic, Farsi, Korean, Chinese.

Mental Imagery Therapy for Autism (MITA) is a unique, early-intervention application for children with language delay and autism. MITA trains mental integration and language, starting with simple vocabulary, and progressing towards higher forms of language, such as adjectives, verbs, pronouns, and syntax.

MITA EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

* Based on ABA techniques of visual-visual and auditory-visual conditional discrimination.
* Based on language therapy technique of following directions with increasing complexity.
* Based on Pivotal Response Treatment that targets development of response to multiple cues.
* Each activity is adaptive and delivers exercises that are at the exact level of difficulty appropriate for your child at any given point in time
* Identify colors, patterns and sizes
* Integrate objects into a unified picture
* Spatial Prepositions: on/under/behind/in front
* Time prepositions: Before/After
* Passive verb tense
* Subject / Object
* Reading and Writing
* Numbers and counting
* Arithmetic: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
* Logic and reasoning
* Mental perspective taking
* Mental mathematics
* Critical thinking
* Self-control
* Attention
* Working Memory
* Creativity
* Playtime rewards will keep your child engaged while learning and having fun
* No Wi-Fi necessary

MITA develops your child's imagination and language functions. The visual exercises follow a systematic approach for developing your child's ability to notice multiple features of an object. MITA starts with simple exercises that teach your child to attend to only one feature, such as size or color. Over time, the exercises get more difficult and require your child to attend to two features simultaneously, such as both color and size. MITA then moves on to puzzles that require attending to three features, such as color, size and shape, and then eventually to puzzles that involve attending to an ever-increasing number of characteristics.
The verbal exercises use higher forms of language, such as adjectives, prepositions, and syntax.

MITA is developed by Dr. A. Vyshedskiy, a neuroscientist from Boston University; R. Dunn, a Harvard-educated early-child-development specialist; MIT-educated, J. Elgart and a group of award-winning artists and developers working alongside experienced therapists.

Most MITA features are completely free and the free MITA version provides access to years of language therapy. Some additional features are available as a MITA Premium subscription for $59.99/year. Your subscription pays for the development of new language exercises that are added each month.

* Tuition will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.
* Tuition automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.
* You can turn off auto-renewal by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase.
* Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that plan.

Terms of use: http://imagiration.com/terms-of-service/
Privacy Policy: http://imagiration.com/privacy-policy/
MITA in the news: https://youtu.be/giZymh3rMHc
MITA research articles: http://imagiration.com/research/

* THE FIRST AND ONLY LANGUAGE THERAPY APPLICATION SUPPORTED BY CLINICAL DATA:
In a 3-year clinical trial of 6,454 children with autism, language score in children who engaged with MITA has increased to levels, which were 120% higher than in children with similar initial evaluations. This difference was statistically significant (p=0.0001). The manuscript describing the study has been published in the journal Healthcare: https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9032/8/4/566

* Adds 15 New Games.

* The combined MITA exercises are now designed to last for 10 years!

* MITA Language and Cognitive Therapy includes thousands of learning activities organized into 50+ games.

* Track your child's progress on tables and graphs.

* Your progress data and settings are saved in the cloud.

* Multi-Student accounts

* MITA has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Canadian French, Italian, Russian, German, Arabic, Farsi, Korean, and Chinese.

Awesome but needs an update for sure

This app has helped me significantly as a PCA to my nephew. He has definitely adapted well to this and I can see progress in his attention to detail. HOWEVER, without fail. This app crashes every time I use it. Multiple times!!! It's very frustrating because I have to stay nearby to reboot it when it freezes or else my nephew gets so upset! This happens especially when he has play time and colors. This is very frustrating because that's his favorite part yet it ALWAYS freezes on him. The content is great but the crashing is too much. I'm waiting for an update on this because I do really enjoy it.

Please upgrade to 3.4
The new version solves the problem in coloring PlayTime.

wonderful!

My son loves this app, and so do I! We work together on lessons daily, and in a pinch if I need him distracted and quiet for a few minutes he's thrilled to work independently for a while. He loves it so much he'd play all day if I let him! I've seen him make large gains in multiple skills since we started. He thrives with the positive, encouraging feedback, I enjoy the adorable drawings. Highly, highly recommended!

Please fix the coloring pages

My son loves this app but when he finishes a level and gets to play a "game," he enjoys coloring. The coloring pages are not user friendly for small children. Also no matter what there are always spots that he cannot color. I have tried to help him and I cannot get those spots colored either. To an autistic child this is more than frustrating. It upsets him so much that unfortunately I need to delete this app. I hope with future updates I will be able to re-download after this bug is fixed with the coloring pages. Thank you for your consideration.

Please upgrade to 3.4
We have increased drawing size and made it easier to color.
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‎* THE FIRST AND ONLY LANGUAGE THERAPY APPLICATION SUPPORTED BY CLINICAL DATA: In a 3-year clinical trial of 6,454 children with autism, language score in children who engaged with MITA has increased to levels, which were 120% higher than in children with similar initial evaluations. This difference...

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Dental: KKH Dept of Cleft and Craniofacial Dental Clinic Level 5

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Dental: KKH Dept of Cleft and Craniofacial Dental Clinic Level 5

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Swift appointment, offers dental care to people with special needs. Require referral from HPB.
Subsidies (may vary) of approx 50% for Singaporeans
https://www.kkh.com.sg/patient-care/areas-of-care/womens-services/Pages/dental-service.aspx

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Dr Ng Jing Jing
https://www.petitesmiles.sg/about-us
Swift appointment and good doctor
Does not provide GA service

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Petite Smiles Children Dental Clinic Singapore

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Dr Ng Jing Jing

Dr Ng Jing Jing graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 2002. After graduation, she worked at Health Promotion Board, School Dental Service (SDS) as a Dental Officer. In 2005, she was awarded an overseas Manpower Development Scholarship by the Ministry of Health to pursue Paediatric Dentistry in University College London (UCL-Eastman), UK. She completed her Master in Clinical Dentistry (Paediatric Dentistry) in 2007. Upon graduation, she continued to serve for six years in the School Dental Service as the in-house Specialist and was also a Visiting Specialist at the National University Hospital Dental Centre (NUH) and part-time Clinical Teacher in the Faculty of Dentistry, NUS.

Working six years in Public Service and in the University Hospital has allowed Dr Ng to gain valuable experience and skills in the management of children requiring extensive dental work. In addition, she has special interest in dental trauma and the management of children with special needs.

Dr Ng left for private practice in 2013 but continues to serve the public sector as a Visiting Consultant at the Cleft and Craniofacial Centre at KK Women's and Children's Hospital. Working in private practice had enabled Dr Ng to use the Nitrous Oxide (Inhalation) Sedation Technique, and she finds that the "happy air" is a great way to put children at ease during difficult dental procedures.

Her professional memberships include the Society for Paediatric Dentistry (Singapore) and the European Academy of Paediatric Dentistry. In dental education, Dr Ng is a lecturer in the Institution of Technical Education (NITEC in Dental Assisting) and in the National University of Singapore, Faculty of Dentistry.

Dr Justine Lim

Dr Justine Lim graduated from National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2011.
After graduation, she worked in government service for 4 years in both Polyclinics and specialist centres like National Dental Centre and National University Hospital Dental Centre.

Her passion lies in seeing children, and she chose to spend her last tenure in Government Service focusing solely on kids.
Dr Lim was based in the School Dental Centre in Health Promotion Board, providing treatment only for pre-schoolers and school-going children.

She went on to complete her Master in Pediatric Dentistry in National University of Singapore. Upon graduation, she continues to contribute to public sector by serving in School Dental Centre in Health Promotion Board. She also works in private practice, which allows her to treat children with advanced behavioral management technique, such as the use of Nitrous Oxide (Inhalation) Sedation Technique.

Her special interest lies in dental trauma and managing children who are anxious/fearful when it comes to dental treatment.

In her free time, Dr Lim volunteers at the dental clinic in Asian Women's Welfare Association school, providing dental treatment for special needs children.

Dr Ng Jing Jing

Dr Ng Jing Jing graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 2002. After graduation, she worked at Health Promotion Board, School Dental Service (SDS) as a Dental Officer. In 2005, she was awarded an overseas Manpower Development Scholarship by the Ministry of Health to pursue Paediatric Dentistry in University College London (UCL-Eastman), UK. She completed her Master in Clinical Dentistry (Paediatric Dentistry) in 2007. Upon graduation, she continued to serve for six years in the School Dental Service as the in-house Specialist and was also a Visiting Specialist at the National University Hospital Dental Centre (NUH) and part-time Clinical Teacher in the Faculty of Dentistry, NUS.

Working six years in Public Service and in the University Hospital has allowed Dr Ng to gain valuable experience and skills in the management of children requiring extensive dental work. In addition, she has special interest in dental trauma and the management of children with special needs.

Dr Ng left for private practice in 2013 but continues to serve the public sector as a Visiting Consultant at the Cleft and Craniofacial Centre at KK Women's and Children's Hospital. Working in private practice had enabled Dr Ng to use the Nitrous Oxide (Inhalation) Sedation Technique, and she finds that the "happy air" is a great way to put children at ease during difficult dental procedures.

Her professional memberships include the Society for Paediatric Dentistry (Singapore) and the European Academy of Paediatric Dentistry. In dental education, Dr Ng is a lecturer in the Institution of Technical Education (NITEC in Dental Assisting) and in the National University of Singapore, Faculty of Dentistry.

Dr Justine Lim

Dr Justine Lim graduated from National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 2011.
After graduation, she worked in government service for 4 years in both Polyclinics and specialist centres like National Dental Centre and National University Hospital Dental Centre.

Her passion lies in seeing children, and she chose to spend her last tenure in Government Service focusing solely on kids.
Dr Lim was based in the School Dental Centre in Health Promotion Board, providing treatment only for pre-schoolers and school-going children.

She went on to complete her Master in Pediatric Dentistry in National University of Singapore. Upon graduation, she continues to contribute to public sector by serving in School Dental Centre in Health Promotion Board. She also works in private practice, which allows her to treat children with advanced behavioral management technique, such as the use of Nitrous Oxide (Inhalation) Sedation Technique.

Her special interest lies in dental trauma and managing children who are anxious/fearful when it comes to dental treatment.

In her free time, Dr Lim volunteers at the dental clinic in Asian Women's Welfare Association school, providing dental treatment for special needs children.

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About us - Petite Smiles Children Dental Clinic Singapore

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Dr Ng Jing Jing graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 2002. After graduation, she worked at Health Promotion Board, School Dental Service (SDS) as a Dental Officer. In 2005, she was awarded an overseas Manpower Development Scholarship by the Ministry of Health to pursue Paediatric Dentistry in University College London (UCL-Eastman), UK.

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Dr Leong Wai Ming (private occupational therapist)

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Dr Leong Wai Ming (private occupational therapist)

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Contact: 90235598
https://www.newagepregnancy.com/mr-leong-wai-ming-thomson-paediatric-centre/

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Mr Leong Wai Ming, Thomson Paediatric Centre | Pregnancy in Singapore

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Wai Ming is an occupational therapist who has been working with infants, children and adolescents with special needs for more than 10 years..

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https://happytalkspeechtherapy.com.sg/

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Happy Talk - Eva Loh Speech Therapy Practice is a small private practice, established in 2011 with the aim to cater to the individual needs of children with communication difficulties and their families through a range of services.

In addition to providing individual assessment-therapy services for children with communication difficulties at Happy Talk, we also believe in training and empowering adult communication partner(s) with the right attitude, appropriate knowledge and skills on communication. With this, adult communication partners can then better help create a supportive and inclusive learning environment for the child(ren).

At Happy Talk, we are dedicated to providing our clients and family with high quality and caring service. Our clients are treated with respect and dignity, and that confidentiality is assured.

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Happy Talk - Eva Loh Speech Therapy Practice is a small private practice, established in 2011 with the aim to cater to the individual needs of children with communication difficulties and their families through a range of services.

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(formal SPED teacher) to support child in terms of education. Therapy Somerset Triple One