Funded Projects

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Problem Statement

Risk of Isolation for Persons with Severe Disabilities

A significant number of clients who have severe disabilities are not able to access services post-graduation either due to their inability to meet the criteria of accessing existing services, incompatible services and/or long waitlist to access services.

Solution

Bringing and Facilitating Access to Support Services for Persons with Severe Disabilities

This project seeks to:

  • Understand the needs and life goals of the persons with disabilities and facilitate access to relevant social services or community resources such as volunteers;
  • Provide individualised care planning to support transition of persons with severe disabilities from school to community;
  • Foster a community network of care to continually engage the clients to prevent regression and provide support services;
  • Develop a toolkit to enable the Social Service Offices to better support the clients.

Outcomes

Persons with disabilities and their families will be able to tap into social services and community resources to enable these persons to continue to live a meaningful and engaged life in the community after they graduate from school.

  • Grantee

    Rainbow Centre Singapore
  • Beneficiaries

    Persons with Disabilities & Caregivers

more about grantee

Rainbow Centre Singapore is a VWO that serves children and young people with moderate to severe developmental needs including autism, physical, visual and/or hearing disabilities. 

It runs two Special Education (SPED) schools for students aged 7 to 18 years, and two Early Intervention Programme centres for children from 2 months to 6 years old.