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We support individuals – both young and old – with physical, sensory and developmental disabilities, focusing on maximising their potential and helping them to be a part of mainstream society.
SPD is a local charity set up to help people with disabilities, or who may develop disabling conditions, of all ages to maximise their potential and integrate them into mainstream society.
Jul 30, 2014 · By dropping ‘physically disabled’ from its name, the organisation seeks to reposition itself as one that serves people of other disabilities as well, and not just those with physical disabilities. What is more important is that it removes the stigma of disabilities for those receiving care and support from SPD.
Jul 29, 2024 · Technology is a powerful enabler for people with disabilities. With the help of assistive technology (AT), many have been able to overcome their disabilities and become fully-integrated into all aspects of community living. Learn More >
We operate the Day Activity Centre (DAC) for people with physical and multiple disabilities to nurture their self-help skills through a balanced and structured programme that focuses on social and recreational activities of daily living.
SPD strives to secure work opportunities for persons with disabilities in supported, sheltered and open employment. The ESP helps people with physical disabilities as well as hearing and vision loss secure open employment. The ESP also provides job support, and courses and training on improving employability.
Operating hours are from 8:30am to 6:00pm, Mondays to Fridays. Programmes and services available include adult and geriatric rehabilitation, Therapy Hub, Day Activity Centre, early intervention, vocational training, Sheltered Workshop and case management. Click here to view larger map. SPD@Bedok.
Aug 8, 2014 · Formerly Society for the Physically Disabled, we are now operating under the name ‘SPD’. By dropping ‘physically disabled’ from our name, we seek to reposition ourselves as an organisation that serves people of other disabilities as well, and not just those with physical disabilities.
Find a suitable programme or service for adults, youth and children with disabilities available in our 5 centres in Singapore.
By dropping ‘physically disabled’ from its name, SPD sought to reposition itself as an organisation that serves people of other disabilities as well, and not just those with physical disabilities. This also removes the stigma of disabilities for those receiving care and support from SPD.
