Singapore National Paralympic Council

Singapore National Paralympic Council We aim to inspire and promote an inclusive society through para sport in Singapore.

As a member of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), the Singapore National Paralympic Council (SNPC) is part of a worldwide social change movement, which uses the power of sport to positively influence community perceptions of people with disabilities, and promote a more diverse and inclusive society by educating and strengthening the values of the Paralympic Movement and Paralympic aspirations in Singapore.

Still feeling the pride from yesterday’s Flag Presentation Ceremony 🇸🇬20 athletes. 9 sports. 8 Asian Para Games debutant...
13/09/2026

Still feeling the pride from yesterday’s Flag Presentation Ceremony 🇸🇬

20 athletes. 9 sports. 8 Asian Para Games debutants.

From 18 to 24 October, Team Singapore will step onto the Asian Para Games stage in Aichi-Nagoya, carrying with them the hopes, support and encouragement of everyone who has been part of their journey.

Behind every athlete is a community that has believed in them, stood by them and helped them get here.

Now, it’s their time to shine.

Go Team Singapore! We are behind you every step of the way! 🇸🇬❤️

09/09/2026

Ready, set… coming soon 👀

Building a more inclusive Singapore, together. 🇸🇬At Singapore’s inaugural Paralympic Day, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong c...
03/09/2026

Building a more inclusive Singapore, together. 🇸🇬

At Singapore’s inaugural Paralympic Day, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong celebrated our para athletes and spoke about how each of us has a part to play in creating a society where everyone is respected, valued and given the opportunity to contribute.

Different ways, different speeds but moving forward as one.

Watch his full speech below.

Speech by Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong at ...

03/09/2026
From taking on the 3km Paralympic Walkathon and para sports tryouts to cheering on our para athletes, Singapore’s first ...
30/08/2026

From taking on the 3km Paralympic Walkathon and para sports tryouts to cheering on our para athletes, Singapore’s first Paralympic Day was a special one, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong joining us for the celebration.

As we move forward as one Singapore, we’ll keep creating more pathways and opportunities for everyone to participate, excel and belong. Let’s continue building a better, more inclusive Singapore together. 🇸🇬

📸: SNPC/ Ben Cho, Dyan Tjhia, Goh Si Wei, Abd Rahman

A special day for our para sport community. 💙Thank you Prime Minister Lawrence Wong for joining us at Singapore’s inaugu...
29/08/2026

A special day for our para sport community. 💙

Thank you Prime Minister Lawrence Wong for joining us at Singapore’s inaugural Paralympic Day, and for your continued support for our para athletes and a more inclusive Singapore. 🇸🇬

Reminder all! Heading to Paralympic Day tomorrow? We’ve got your ride covered!Complimentary shuttle bus services will be...
28/08/2026

Reminder all!

Heading to Paralympic Day tomorrow? We’ve got your ride covered!

Complimentary shuttle bus services will be available between Bedok MRT
(Exit A) and Angsana Green, East Coast Park.

Morning: Bedok MRT → Angsana Green
Shuttles will depart from 7.00AM to 9.40AM, at 10-minute intervals.

Afternoon: Angsana Green → Bedok MRT
Return shuttles will operate from 2.15PM to 3.45PM, also at 10-minute intervals.

Where to queue: Refer to the red arrows in the visuals for the respective pick-up points at Bedok MRT (Exit A) and Angsana Green, East Coast Park.

Both shuttle services are wheelchair accessible.

Share this with your friends and loved ones who’ve signed up for the event, and plan your journey ahead!

See you at Paralympic Day 2026!

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1 day to Paralympic Day! We continue to spotlight the athletes who show us what it means to Reach Beyond.Meet Sophie Soo...
28/08/2026

1 day to Paralympic Day! We continue to spotlight the athletes who show us what it means to Reach Beyond.

Meet Sophie Soon and her guide dog Orinda!

Diagnosed with cone-rod dystrophy as a child, a condition that causes deteriorating vision and may eventually lead to blindness, Sophie has never let it define her limits. A Grade 8 violinist who once performed with The Sam Willows at the President's Star Charity Show, she eventually put music on hold to focus fully on competitive swimming.

Sophie has gone on to represent Singapore at the 2015 ASEAN Para Games, made her Paralympic debut at Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games (finishing 4th in the Women's 100m Breaststroke SB12), and won her first World Championships title at Madeira 2022 with a silver and a new personal best.

Cheer her on as she prepares for the next Games! Let's Reach Beyond together

1 DAY TO GO 🔥Paralympic Day 2026 is happening TOMORROW!Get ready for Singapore’s inaugural 3km Paralympic Walkathon, par...
28/08/2026

1 DAY TO GO 🔥

Paralympic Day 2026 is happening TOMORROW!

Get ready for Singapore’s inaugural 3km Paralympic Walkathon, para sport tryouts, live performances and plenty of fun at Angsana Green, East Coast Park.

See you there!

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