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Learn about Singapore's definition of disability, the different disability types, the prevalence of disability in Singapore and the Enabling Masterplan 2030.
SG Enable is the focal agency for disability in Singapore. It seeks to enable persons with disabilities to live, learn, work and play in an inclusive society.
Mar 27, 2024 · A charity in Singapore for adults, youth and children with disabilities; Volunteer opportunities and online donation options available.
Disability Support. 41 social support available. Schemes. Services. Schemes are typically monetary assistance (e.g. subsidies and vouchers). Filters. Sort By. 23 schemes found. SPED Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS) Education expenses · Public transport · Special education.
May 28, 2022 · SINGAPORE - Efforts have been made over the years to make Singapore more inclusive towards people with disabilities. These include moves to provide early childhood intervention more widely, as...
The Enabling Guide is for anyone looking for information and advice on schemes, services, supports and resources related to disability in Singapore.
Empowering Adults of Every Ability. Recognising the diverse needs of adults with disabilities, our member agencies provide tailored programmes to support individuals on their unique journeys. Their offerings span vocational training, job placement assistance, as well as care and rehabilitation services.
Nov 10, 2023 · Building an Inclusive Community. Raising the awareness of the needs of people with disabilities to empower people to live independent lives via access to education, transport, paid employment and community activities. NEWS & UPDATES.
A first-stop resource portal for persons with disabilities and their caregivers, as well as disability professionals looking for information on disability support.
This booklet gives an overview of disability types, educates people about the barriers faced by persons with disabilities, corrects some common misperceptions and provides handy tips on how to better interact with persons with disabilities. View PDF in new tab.
