Day1:Experience having a Developmental Disability (diversAbility - a festival for All)

Experience tells more than 100 articles. You may have already know what Dyslexia, ADHD & Autism mean; but do you understand how people with these developmental disabilities feel and think? Check out the minigames, as designed and instructed by the CareER team of post-secondary students and graduates with SEN, to experience their experiences in terms of reading, focusing and seeing the world. An award-winning student-led project, namely iSTEM, will also showcase their app's features to help students with learning challenges follow instructions through visual aids -- by making your own paper plane models!

Come with your peers to discover exactly what people with developmental disabilities feel like on a daily basis! Participants will get the BLUE stamp for redeeming a limited edition tote bag.

How does the stamp collection game work?

During the festival, participants will be given a different color stamp by taking part in the booth games on each day. By collecting three different color stamps, participants can redeem a tote bag specially designed for showing your support to students with special educational needs.

About CareER

CareER stands for Care in Education and Recruitment. It has the vision to maximize the capabilities of disabled students and graduates in the work force and in higher education to enable them to become independent and contributing members of the community. They provide job matching services between employers and higher educated people with disabilities/ SENs, acts as a student/ alumni union for higher educated people with disabilities/ SENs and support to campus. For more details of CareER, please visit this website. 

About the iSTEM Project

This student-led game booth is sponsored by the Funding Scheme for Student Activities on SEN.