Disability &amp; Transport (60 of 73)

Up to 80% subsidy for transport fees.

Caregiver Support - ABLE

Centre-based respite care for caregivers and PWDs.

Persons with Disabilities Concession Card

SG Enable

Travel concession card for PWDs with fare discounts.

MINDS

Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS)

Empowers special needs individuals through diverse support services.

Various Services

Rainbow Centre

Rainbow Centre supports children and young adults with disabilities.

Heartware Support Our Pioneers Programme

Youth volunteers support elderly via home visits.

DigitalAccess@Home

Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA)

Subsidised broadband and devices for low-income families.

Transport Subsidy and Assistive Device & Equipment Subsidy

Muscular Dystrophy Association of Singapore (MDAS)

MDAS supports muscular dystrophy patients and caregivers.

TOUCH Ubi Hostel (TUH)

TOUCH Community Services

Residential programme for adults with mild intellectual disabilities.

Assistive Technology Fund

SG Enable

Subsidies for PWDs to buy assistive technology.

Rehabilitation Centre and Respite Centre

Abilities Beyond Limitations and Expectations (ABLE)

ABLE supports physically challenged and their caregivers.

S3P@YCKCHAPEL

Free overnight shelter for homeless at YCK Chapel.

Mediacorp Enable Fund

Singapore Disability Sports Council (SDSC)

Financial support for persons with disabilities.

Pioneer Generation Disability Assistance Scheme (PioneerDAS)

Agency for Integrated Care

Monthly cash for disabled Pioneer Generation members.

Medisave Care

Central Provident Fund (CPF)

Monthly MediSave withdrawals for severe disability care.

Taxi Subsidy Scheme

SG Enable

Subsidy for taxi travel for persons with disabilities.

Car Park Label Scheme For Persons With Physical Disabilities

SG Enable

Disabled parking access for PWDs and caregivers.

Medical Escort Volunteer

Cheng Hong Welfare Service Society

Transport and escort for elderly medical appointments.

Mobile Access for Seniors

Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA)

Subsidised smartphones and mobile plans for low-income seniors.

Meal & Transport Scheme

Loving Heart Multi-Service Centre (Jurong)

Monthly meal and transport aid for students.

Eden School

Prepares autistic students for independent living.

CareShield Life

Agency for Integrated Care

Long-term care insurance for severe disability.

Interim Disability Assistance Programme for the Elderly (IDAPE)

Ministry of Health (MOH)

Financial aid for elderly excluded from ElderShield.

Medical Assistance

Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore)

Medical and dialysis aid for needy, disabled, elderly.

Migrant Domestic Worker (MDW) Levy Concession For Persons With Disabilities

Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)

Reduced MDW levy for families with disabled members.

APSN Chaoyang School

Association for Persons with Special Needs (APSN)

School for children with mild intellectual disability.

Home Caregiving Grant (HCG)

Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)

Monthly cash grant for caregivers of disabled.

Enable IT Programme

Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA)

Supports PWDs with IT and assistive technology adoption.

Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children – P (EIPIC-P)

SG Enable

Subsidy for EIPIC-referred children at private centres.

Developmental Disabilities Registry Identity (DDRID) Card

SG Enable

DDRID card offers discounts and facility access.

ElderFund

Ministry of Health (MOH), Central Provident Fund (CPF), Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)

Monthly cash aid for severely disabled elderly.

Disabled Persons Scheme

SG Enable

Waiver of ARF and COE for eligible PWDs.

Low Vision Clinic

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped

The SAVH Low Vision Clinic provides optometrist-led assessments, advice on adaptive techniques, and access to low vision devices to help people with vision impairment maximise their functional vision. Services are available to both registered clients and private patients at nominal fees.

Vision Rehabilitation Programme

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped

SAVH’s Vision Rehabilitation Programme equips visually impaired individuals with mobility, daily living, and employment-related skills, alongside counselling, casework, and practical assistance to foster independence. It also supports caregivers with guidance techniques and referrals to resources.

Braille Production

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped

SAVH's Braille Production Centre provides Braille transcription, tactile diagrams, Braille signage, and audit services to improve accessibility for the visually impaired. It also offers Braille embossing on name cards and quality assurance for Braille materials.

Assistive Devices Centre

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH)

SAVH’s Assistive Devices Centre provides assistive devices and technologies for persons with visual impairment to enhance independence and inclusion. Services are by appointment and include guidance on device selection and availability.

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped Library

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped

SAVH Library Services Centre offers free, accessible reading materials and audio periodicals for SAVH-registered visually impaired individuals, including mail delivery with free postage. Resources include audio and Braille books, movies, music CDs, and locally produced podcasts in English and Mandarin.

Specialised Case Management Programme

SPD

SPD’s Specialised Case Management Programme (SCMP) provides coordinated case management, counselling, assistive device support, support groups, and caregiver training for persons with disabilities and their caregivers across Singapore.

Specialised Assistive Technology Centre

SPD

SPD’s Specialised Assistive Technology Centre provides assessments, training, device trials/loans, technical support, and ATF application support to help people with disabilities adopt assistive technology for daily living, education, and work. Digital AAC resources and guidance for families and professionals are also available.

Micro Business Academy

Rainbow Centre

Rainbow Centre’s Employability Services provide vocational training, job coaching, internships, micro-job matching, and micro-business coaching to help students and young adults with disabilities access meaningful employment. The programme partners with employers and supports inclusive workplace practices.

Advocacy - Our Lives, Our Voices (OLOV)

MINDS

MINDS’ OLOV is a self-advocacy programme that empowers persons with intellectual disability to develop communication, leadership and advocacy skills through structured group pathways and public engagement opportunities. It also drives broader inclusion via partnerships with policymakers, media and employers.

Sign language interpretation

The Singapore Association for the Deaf

Sign language interpretation is a core service run by Accessibility team for their Deaf clients who depend on sign language to access information and help with communication. Their staff interpreters sign and interpret in Singapore Sign Language (SgSL), Pidgin Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact English (SEE), or a combination of the above.

Hi-Job! -- Job Placement / Job Support Programme

MINDS (Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore)

MINDS Employment offers supported and open employment pathways for persons with intellectual disabilities through vocational training, job coaching, and sustained post-placement support. It partners with inclusive employers and provides structured environments to build confidence, independence, and job success.

White Cane Club

Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH)

A community club by SAVH that organises social and recreational activities for persons with visual impairment, promoting friendship, independence, and active participation. Open to members from teenagers to seniors and supported by volunteer facilitators.

Youth Employment Support

Metta Welfare Association

Metta Welfare Association’s Youth Employment Support provides vocational training, supported employment, and life skills development for youths with special needs, including those with mild intellectual disability and/or autism. It operates Arts@Metta, Metta Café, and ECO@Metta to create practical training and employment pathways.

Open Minds Open Doors: Building Pathways to Inclusive Communities through Play

- Play sessions designed to foster children's 21st-century skills, creativity, and social connections while building parents' confidence. - During the play sessions, parents can book a 10-minute on-site guidance session with Dr. Esther Joosa during Slot 1, where she will provide valuable insights and strategies to enhance children’s holistic development through play. During Slot 2, she will be on-site for observations.

MINDS Caregivers Support Services

MINDS (Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore)

MINDS provides a suite of caregiver and family support services for persons with intellectual disability in Singapore, including respite, befriending, planning support, student care, and peer groups. Programmes span children to adults and help caregivers connect, recharge and plan for the future.

Community Reintegration

Abilities Beyond Limitations and Expectations (ABLE)

ABLE's Reintegration Services support persons with physical disabilities to reconnect with the community through social, therapeutic, and group activities. The programme builds confidence, social skills, and independence, reinforcing gains from rehabilitation.

Dignity of Work Programme

St. Andrew's Autism Centre

A sheltered work and supported employment programme for adults with moderate autism, offering vocational tracks in horticulture and baking with job coach support. It provides meaningful engagement for participants and respite for caregivers.

SPD Contact Centre

SPD

SPD Contact Centre provides inclusive, coached training and employment pathways in customer service for persons with disabilities, while delivering professional contact centre services to clients. It builds practical skills, confidence, and long-term employability.

Care Fund Programmes

Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2)

CareFund is a last-resort support fund by TWC2 that assists migrant workers in Singapore with urgent needs like healthcare, transport, rare housing, and court-related costs, especially when employers fail to meet obligations.

B-HIVE 蜂窝计划

Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)

MDAS' B-Hive programme supports people with muscular dystrophy to develop employability skills and secure suitable jobs. It provides training, peer support, and pathways to open, centre-based, or home-based employment.

MUIS Special Needs Trust Scheme

Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura

Muis’ Islamic Legacy Planning Resources offer guides, FAQs and religious advisories on Islamic inheritance and estate planning for Singaporean Muslims. It also signposts to secure tools like MyLegacy Vault for organizing end-of-life and estate documents.

Home-Hospital Transportation Assistance

Singapore Cancer Society

Transport assistance scheme to help cancer patients travel safely between home and hospital for essential care in Singapore.

NatSteel - SPD Bursary Award

SPD

An SPD programme providing bursaries, scholarships and holistic development for students with physical disabilities (and students with physically disabled parents), alongside school integration support and teacher resources in Singapore.

AI Content Creation Skills Programme

Make The Change (MTC)

- Inclusive AI content creation training pathway tailored for persons with disabilities to build creative, digital and workplace skills. - Two progressive components: Foundations (hands-on basics in AI tools, digital storytelling, social media, communication, teamwork) and In Practice (real-world projects). - The training blends hands-on skill development with practical workplace preparation. Key focus areas include: -AI-Assisted Content Creation: Using artificial intelligence to generate text, visual design, and media production. -Digital Storytelling & Communication: Leveraging AI tools to craft compelling narratives and optimize content across social media channels. -Creative Collaboration: Learning to effectively collaborate and communicate within a modern workplace. -Portfolio & Career Development: Building a professional portfolio, which is connected directly to potential internship and inclusive hiring opportunities.

Skills & Enterpreneurship Program

Friends of the Disabled Society

The Friends of the Disabled Society (FDS) Skills & Entrepreneurship Program empowers individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities by providing craft-making training, marketing skills, and income-earning opportunities to foster independence and self-sufficiency. The program features the following core components: - Art and Craft Development (ACDMS): Members learn and create handicrafts and are paid based on the pieces they produce. - Instructor Training: Participants learn to teach art and craft classes to others. - Support Staff Employment: Following a 3-month probation period, individuals may be employed as support staff with Friends of the Disabled Society on standard salaries and receive CPF contributions. - Entrepreneurship & Sales: Participants practice entrepreneurial skills by selling their items during pop-up sales and community craft markets.

Education Programmes

The Eurasian Association, Singapore

Education support programmes by The Eurasian Association offering coding education, affordable tuition, homework mentoring, and subsidised computers/broadband for eligible low-income students and PWDs. Services are delivered island-wide with partners including Google and IMDA.

Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund

SG Enable

The Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund supports persons with disabilities in Singapore through financial aid, support for aspirations, and awards that recognise achievement. It aims to enhance inclusion and employability for PWDs.

Heart Support Fund

Singapore Heart Foundation