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LIONS BEFRIENDERS SERVICE ASSOCIATION (SINGAPORE)
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Our 10 AACs and 6 Offices Located Across the Island
For Mdm Irean, drumming was never something entirely new. Even before joining the Rhythm for Wellness programme, she had already taken the initiative to start her own percussion group, driven by a deep interest and love for rhythm.
Yet, her journey took on new meaning when she crossed paths with Dr Syed.
Through his sharing, her understanding of drumming began to evolve. What once seemed like simple rhythms and tapping transformed into something far more profound.
One story, in particular, stayed with her.
Dr Syed shared about a stroke patient who, despite limited mobility, was able to respond to rhythm by tapping his finger along to the beat. It was a small movement, but a powerful sign of connection, healing, and hope. That moment left a lasting impression on Mdm Irean.
It reinforced her belief that music holds the power to reach people in ways words cannot — to reconnect, to heal, and to uplift.
Encouraged by Dr Syed, Mdm Irean took a step further in her journey. She agreed to be trained as a facilitator for the programme. At first, she was uncertain, but the training gave her assurance and confidence.
With new skills and renewed purpose, she began to see her role differently — not just as someone who enjoys drumming, but as someone who can bring that joy to others.
At the heart of her journey is a simple yet powerful desire.
Today, Mdm Irean continues to build on her passion, using rhythm as a bridge to connect, encourage, and uplift those around her. Through every beat, she carries forward a message she deeply believes in — that music, in its own unique way, can touch lives and make a difference.
