SINGAPORE – When she was a kid, Ms Shireen Yeo, whose younger brother has autism, did not know anyone else who had a brother or sister with special needs.
To help others like herself, the 28-year-old architectural designer and a few others set up SibsUnite in 2021 to support siblings of persons with special needs.
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