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Employment
For persons with disability, looking for a job is often a very difficult task. Fortunately, there are different places other than the open job market where a person with disability, depending on the level of severity, can find employment. He can go to:
 A Sheltered Workshop
 A Production Workshop
 Job Placement in the open market
1. What is a Sheltered Workshop?
  A Sheltered Workshop is a form of employment for persons with moderate to severe disability where they acquire basic job skills, such as packaging and assembly, through sub-contract work.
For more information, please contact:
Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH) Website : http://www.savh.org.sg opens in new window    Email : jayashree@savh.org.sg
SAVH Vocational Training Department
47 Toa Payoh Rise
Singapore 298104
Tel: 6251 4331 ext 164
Fax: 6253 7191
Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD)Website : http://www.spd.org.sg opens in new window   Email : information@spd.org.sg
The SPD Work Activity Centre
No. 2 Peng Nguan Street
SPD Ability Centre
Singapore 168955
Tel: 6323 2303
Fax: 6323 7008
Society of Moral Charities (Visually Handicapped)   Email : peter@disability.org.sg
830 Thomson Road
Singapore 574624
Tel: 6253 3303
Fax: 6258 0123
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2. What is a Production Workshop?
  A Production Workshop is a form of employment for persons with moderate disability (depending on their disability type), such as printing and manufacturing, in a production line.
For more information, please contact:
Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD)
SPD Production Workshop
No. 2 Peng Nguan Street
SPD Ability Centre
Singapore 168955
Tel: 6323 2303
Fax: 6323 7008
Bizlink Centre Singapore Limited Website : http://www.bizlink.org.sg/ opens in new window   Email : info@bizlink.org.sg
Bizlink Business Development Division
Blk 512 Chai Chee Lane
#01-07/08/09
Bedok Industrial Park
Singapore 469028
Tel: 6449 5652
Fax: 6449 5625
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3. Job Placement for employment in the Open Market
  For persons with slight to moderate disability, with the necessary skills, he/she can look for jobs in the open market. If help is needed in this area, they can always turn to job placement organisations to locate the most suitable job according to their interest and needs.
For more information, please contact:
Bizlink Centre Singapore Limited
Blk 512 Chai Chee Lane
#01-07/08/09
Bedok Industrial Park
Singapore 469028
Tel: 6449 5652
Fax: 6449 5625
For job matching:
Bizlink Centre Employment Placement Division
For vocational assessment:
Bizlink Centre Vocational Assessment Division
For any other assistance:
Bizlink Centre Information and Referral Services
Ministry of Manpower(MOM) Website : http://www.mom.gov.sg opens in new window
18 Havelock Road
Singapore 059794
Tel: 6438 5122 for MOM One-Call Centre
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 Last updated on 18 th  July  2005
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