New Sensory-Friendly Room at Changi Airport Terminal 2 to Support Neurodivergent Travellers
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Changi unveils sensory-friendly neurodivergent space
Singapore’s Changi Airport (SIN) has opened its first sensory-friendly facility designed to support neurodivergent travelers and their caregivers during their journey. Called the Calm Room, the space spans more than 200 square meters and provides a quiet, calming environment for passengers with invisible disabilities, helping them manage sensory overload and travel-related stress. Located in Terminal 2’s departure transit area, the facility is t…
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Changi Airport opens sensory-friendly Calm Room for neurodivergent travelers
Changi Airport has opened its first sensory-friendly space, the Calm Room, designed to support neurodivergent passengers and their caregivers. Located in Terminal 2’s departure transit area, the 200m² facility offers a quiet retreat for travelers who may experience sensory overload or anxiety while flying. Developed under the airport’s CARE@Changi program, the Calm Room was created in consultation with local welfare groups such as the Asian Wome…
Changi Airport launches first sensory space to support neurodivergent travellers
Changi Airport has unveiled its first sensory-friendly facility, the Calm Room, a purposefully designed space created to support neurodivergent travellers and their caregivers. The over 200 square-metre room provides a quiet, soothing haven for passengers with invisible disabilities and their caregivers, helping them manage sensory overload and travel-related stress. Located in Terminal 2’s departure transit area, the new Calm Room is the latest…
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