Sherry Soon was 19 when she was diagnosed with vasculitis, an autoimmune disease that left her battling painful ulcers, rashes, and a right foot drop. The hospital stays and long stretches of bed rest became a regular part of her life, and she couldn’t chase her dream of becoming a teacher. It was this struggle with an invisible illness that opened her eyes to the challenges faced by others living with misunderstood disabilities.
Drawing from her own experience with egg freezing, she created a space where women can find the support, solutions, and resources that were once lacking.
What began as a small initiative has now grown into a registered charity, allowing for a greater reach and impact. Under her leadership as Executive Director, Be Kind SG aims to create a safe, inclusive space filled with toys, educational resources, and an indoor playground.