Please click on the facility you are searching for:

1. Day Activity Centres

   Day Activity Centres provide activities and services to train people with disabilities to be independent to the best of their abilities. These centres prepare clients with disability for the transition to workshop employment when appropriate. They cater to persons aged 16 and above who are not able to take up open employment or attend sheltered workshops. They also provide a form of respite for caregivers during working hours.

   Programmes involve activities to promote the development of cognitive, social, communication, language and motor skills. Physiotherapy and occupational therapy services are also provided.

   The following are the centres for persons with Multiple Disabilities:

   Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD)
   SPD-SOKA Day Activity Centre
   2 Peng Nguan Street
   SPD Ability Centre
   Singapore 168955
   Tel: 6323 2303
   Fax: 6323 7008
   Criteria: Age 16 and above. For persons with physical disability as one of the disabilities

   SUN-DAC Centre for the Disabled
   Bedok South
   Blk 39 Bedok South Road
   #01-175
   Singapore 460039
   Tel: 6442 6395
   Fax: 6442 6120
   

   Choa Chu Kang
   Blk 213 Choa Chu Kang Central
   #01-110
   Singapore 680213
   Tel: 6763 6234
   Fax: 6763 1784
   Criteria: Age 16 to 55, includes intellectual or multiple disability, including cerebral palsy

   Christian Outreach to the Handicapped
   Emmanuel Activity Centre
   Blk 414, Tampines St 41
   #01 - 301
   Singapore 520414
   Tel: 6787 3200
   Fax: 6787 6990
   

   Back to top
   
   

2. Hostels

   Hostels are for persons with disability in employment, who due to certain reasons need to stay in a communal residential facility specially catered for their disability.

   TOUCH Community Services
   TOUCH Ubi Hostel
   Block 301 #01-295
   Ubi Avenue 1
   Singapore 400301
   Tel: 6744 9712
   Fax: 6744 4529
   Age Criteria: 16-40 years
   

   Back to top
   
   

3. Homes

   Homes provide both long-term (residential) and short-term (respite) care usually for destitute people with disabilities or those severely disabled whose families or caregivers are no longer able to care for them. Homes in Singapore aim to maximise the potential of people with disabilities through therapy, training and recreational activities.

   Red Cross Home for the Disabled
   72 Elizabeth Drive
   Singapore 660000
   Tel: 6762 1029
   Fax: 6766 6417
   

   Back to top