In recognition for her decade-long work in advancing healthcare for adults with intellectual disabilities (ID), Dr Chen Shiling has been named a finalist for the Singaporean of the Year award.
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In recognition for her decade-long work in advancing healthcare for adults with intellectual disabilities (ID), Dr Chen Shiling has been named a finalist for the Singaporean of the Year award.
Hello, 2026! It’s a new year, and as always, one arrives at the start of a new year filled with renewed hopes and dreams.
Dr Chen Shiling, founder of Happee Hearts Movement and its IDHealth clinic, has been named The Straits Times Singaporean of the Year 2025, in recognition of her work improving healthcare access for people with intellect…
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