Soundball Singapore Receives Grant for Visually Impaired Sports Programme

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Marc Chiang, assistant head of Soundball Singapore, has been awarded a grant from the Enabling Sports Fund to support his programme for visually impaired players. Soundball is an adapted sport using rattling sponge balls, making it accessible for individuals with visual impairments. The grant will aid in coaching development and attracting young players to grow the sport locally. (us.headtopics.com)

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