Aisah Ibrahim is a passionate disability advocate, para-athlete, musician, and community leader with decades of experience championing inclusion in Singapore. Diagnosed with poliomyelitis at the age of two, she has faced mobility challenges with unwavering resilience. After a hip replacement in 2014, Aisah now uses a wheelchair but continues to live actively and meaningfully. She is the current President of the Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD) and an Inclusion Ambassador with the Disabled People’s Association (DPA). She is also a current member of SPD and Parabowls Singapore. In recognition of her lifelong contributions, Aisah received the Goh Chok Tong Enable Award (Achievement) in 2023 and the Silent Heroes Award in 2024. An active senior, Aisah also took part in sports such as bowling, canoeing, table tennis and wheelchair racing. Aisah has represented Singapore in para-bowling at the 2010 Asian Para Games and earned National Disability League medals. She is also a trained vocalist and keyboardist with the Very Inclusive Band, performing at major events such as Chingay Parade 2023. She has released two original songs through the Enabling Lives Initiative Grant. At 50 years old, Aisah hiked Mount Kinabalu in 1997 to raise funds for Rehabilitation Centre at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Beyond advocacy and music, Aisah is known for her community work in inclusive education, her strength as a single mother, and her generosity of spirit. Affectionately called “Mama Aisah,” she continues to inspire through every role she takes on.

Abdul Rahman Mohamod is an experienced aviation professional and community leader with a strong commitment to service. As a Senior Technician at SIA Engineering Company, he specialises in aircraft ground support and ramp handling operations, ensuring excellence in safety, quality, and efficiency. A dedicated mentor, Abdul Rahman supports the growth of new trainees through on-the-ground coaching and knowledge sharing. His dedication and performance earned him the Best Quality Control Bronze Award for his contributions to a major departmental project (2012–2014). Holding a Diploma in Engineering (Aviation Management) and certified as a licensed Security Officer, he is currently preparing to become a certified in-house trainer through the Train-the-Trainer program. Outside of work, Abdul Rahman serves as Vice President of the Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD). His focus areas include peer support, mentorship and leadership development, enrichment and recreational activities, volunteer engagement, and disability awareness. He is passionate about empowering youth with disabilities and fostering inclusive community involvement through BYSD’s programs and initiatives.

Hazizi Abu Bakar is a seasoned management professional with over 20 years of leadership experience across logistics, supply chain operations, transportation, and community development. He has held senior executive roles, including General Manager and Managing Director, driving business growth and strategic expansion across Asia and the Middle East. A certified project manager, Hazizi holds credentials under the NICF and WSQ frameworks in areas such as Project Integration, Scope Management, Organizational Change, logistics operations, and team leadership. Deeply committed to social impact, Hazizi serves as the Honorary Director of Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD). In this role, he leads strategic planning, fundraising, and programme development to empower youth and persons with disabilities. His key focus areas include inclusive youth engagement, volunteer mobilization, ethical fundraising, and strengthening governance systems at BYSD. Drawing on his background as a former Regimental Sergeant Major (2WO RSM, SAF), Hazizi brings discipline, structure, and people-centric leadership to both his civic and professional work. Hazizi is passionate about building inclusive communities through collaborative partnerships with non-profit organisations, schools, government agencies, and corporates —ensuring lasting, meaningful impact for the Society.

Mohd Farid Bin Amin is the Secretary General of the Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD) and a seasoned aviation professional with a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. He brings extensive hands-on expertise in aircraft maintenance and retrofit, having worked on complex projects such as the Boeing 747-400 passenger-to-freighter conversion and the Dubai Air Wing cabin retrofit for VIP clients. His technical experience includes parts coordination, custom modifications, and aviation safety compliance. Farid is currently a Quality Compliance Inspector at Singapore Airlines Engineering Company, where he upholds rigorous safety standards and promotes a strong work-safe culture. He is professionally certified in B747-400 parts familiarisation and as an Occupational First Aider, ensuring a safety-first approach in all areas of his work. In his role at BYSD, Farid contributes to organisational governance, youth engagement, and community programme development. He is especially passionate about aviation safety, inclusive education, and sustainability, seeking to integrate these values into both his professional and volunteer efforts. Outside of work, Farid enjoys expressing creativity through abstract drawing and playing the guitar, bringing a thoughtful and balanced perspective to all that he does.

Marlina Nayan is a dedicated healthcare professional and community volunteer with over 25 years of clinical experience. She currently serves as Assistant Secretary General of BYSD, where she supports logistics, youth empowerment, and inclusion programmes for persons with disabilities and youth-at-risk. Professionally, Marlina is a Certified Ophthalmic Specialist at the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC), where she has worked since 1999. She was awarded the Pingat Bakti Setia (Long Service Medal) for her outstanding service in ophthalmic diagnostics and patient care. Prior to that, she served as a Registered Nurse in the Emergency Department at National University Hospital, gaining hands-on experience in acute and emergency care. Marlina is passionate about using her healthcare expertise to serve both clinical and community causes. She actively supports free eye screenings through SNEC and in public outreach settings, while also contributing to BYSD’s inclusive programmes, including free soccer training for youth and volunteering to support PWDs during engagement events. Known for her empathy, professionalism, and purpose-driven approach, Marlina believes in creating spaces where everyone feels seen and valued. Through both her healthcare and volunteer roles, she is committed to making a lasting, meaningful impact in the lives of others.

Kartini Subari is a dedicated educator and ARS-certified Quran teacher with a strong foundation in early childhood education. She began her teaching journey at Nur Kindergarten and AMP Preschool Centre, where she played a key role in nurturing the cognitive and emotional development of young learners. Her experience in these formative educational settings has equipped her with the skills to create engaging, supportive, and values-driven learning environments. Currently, Kartini focuses on Quranic education, where she combines her deep understanding of Islamic teachings with a student-centered approach to make learning both meaningful and accessible. Her commitment to teaching is rooted in patience, compassion, and a sincere desire to help students grow spiritually and intellectually. Outside of her professional life, Kartini serves as the Treasurer for the Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD) and is passionate about health, fitness, and personal growth. She actively participates in BYSD events as a volunteer. On a personal note, she enjoys taking part in endurance events such as Spartan Races and marathons, and enjoys mountain climbing as a way to challenge herself physically and mentally. This active lifestyle reflects her discipline, resilience,and drive—qualities that also define her approach to teaching.

Siti Rossaliza Rosli brings a diverse background in education, customer service, and technology to her role as Assistant Treasurer at BYSD. Trained in Early Childhood Education, she spent over eight years working in the sector before experiencing vision loss. Undeterred by her blindness, Siti transitioned into roles as a Trainer, Facilitator, and Speaker, empowering others through education and advocacy. She also gained valuable experience working in customer service at a contact centre and as an analyst in the technology industry, honing her communication and analytical skills. Currently, Siti is training to become a guide for a multi-sensorial tour at a prominent tourist attraction, demonstrating her commitment to lifelong learning and accessibility advocacy. Siti’s journey exemplifies resilience and adaptability, as she continues to use her skills and experiences to support BYSD’s mission of inclusion and empowerment for persons with disabilities. Her passion for creating accessible and meaningful opportunities makes her a valuable member of the BYSD leadership team.

Azhar is a committed community leader and Ordinary Committee Member on the Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD) Board of Management. In 2019, he has volunteered with Yishun Community Hospital’s PlayKaki programme, supporting patients with disabilities through adapted sports like bowling, promoting rehabilitation via physical activity and social interaction. Azhar actively participates in inclusive performances and national events such as the Chingay Parade 2024, ParaBeatz Band at Enabling Village, and SG GetActive! Singapore Workout. He also teaches percussion, keyboard, and guitar to individuals with low IQ and Down syndrome at Faith Music Centre, fostering joy and confidence through music. In 2018, Azhar discovered wheelchair rugby, a sport that transformed his life after amputation. His dedication earned him a place on Singapore’s national team, where he represents the country internationally. Committed to personal growth, he completed employability training with SPD and SG Enable in 2019 and a special needs education course in 2024. Azhar’s leadership, resilience, and passion for inclusive education and adapted sports empower those with disabilities and inspire a more compassionate, unified community.

Rubiah Abdul Latip brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role as an EXCO member of the Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD). A graduate in Business Administration from the National University of Singapore, she has 17 years of professional experience in the broadcasting industry, having held key roles at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and Sony Entertainment Television. At BYSD, Rubiah plays a vital role in providing strategic inputs on governance and organisational development, helping to amplify the organization’s reach and impact. She is especially dedicated to community and volunteer engagement, inspiring individuals to contribute meaningfully to inclusive programmes and events. Her focus also includes forging strategic partnerships and collaborations, as well as advising on impactful event management. Driven by a commitment to inclusive youth development, Rubiah is dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities and furthering BYSD’s mission to build a more inclusive community.

Taufik Ahmadini is a versatile and accomplished para-athlete whose sporting journey began in track and field at age 18. He won two bronze medals at the 1989 FESPIC Games in Kobe and continued to compete in subsequent editions, also participating in road marathons before switching to sailing in 1998. In 2002, Taufik became one of the first para-athletes to receive a fulltime career through the Singapore Disability Sports Council (SDSC) under the “SAILABILITY” programme. His career highlight came at the final FESPIC Games in Kuala Lumpur in 2006, where he won a gold medal in the TPB8 Single and a silver medal in the TPB8 Doubles. He was also part of the team that won the 2007 SDSC Sports Award for Best Team. Currently, Taufik plays lawn bowls and holds key leadership roles in the disability sports community. He is the President of Para Athletics Singapore, former Chairman of This Abled Bowling in 2015, and has served on the Executive Committee of Bedok Youth Society for the Disabled (BYSD) in 2014. Beyond sports, Taufik volunteered with the Asian Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA) in 1998, demonstrating a longstanding commitment to community service and inclusion.