SG Enable

SG Enable We seek to enable persons with disabilities to live, learn, work and play in an inclusive society. Vision: Inclusive society. Enabled lives.

SG Enable brings partners together to share knowledge, collaborate and innovate, striving towards a common goal of building an inclusive Singapore and enabling lives. Set up by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in 2013, it is a registered charity and an Institution of a Public Character. Mission: SG Enable creates equitable opportunities for persons with disabilities to aspire and fulf

il their potential, through thought leadership, sustainable social innovation and impactful partnership.

Blind at 11 and deaf at 32, Tan Siew Ling refuses to let her challenges define her. With unwavering determination and th...
15/06/2026

Blind at 11 and deaf at 32, Tan Siew Ling refuses to let her challenges define her. With unwavering determination and the support of family and friends, she has scaled rock walls, conquered swimming challenges, and crossed the finish line of a 5km race. 🔥

As an Assistant Manager, Accessibility and Assistive Technology at SG Enable, Siew Ling also contributes her lived experience and expertise to advance disability inclusion and accessibility in Singapore.

As Singapore's focal agency for disability and inclusion, we are inspired by Siew Ling's extraordinary spirit. Her story challenges us to rethink limitations, celebrate inclusion, and believe in the power of human potential. ❤️

🎥 Watch the video to learn more about Siew Ling's journey. Thank you Lianhe Zaobao 联合早报 for sharing her story!

School’s out! ☀️ Join us at Summer Playground at Enabling Village, just 5 minutes from Redhill MRT, for a weekend of pla...
08/06/2026

School’s out! ☀️ Join us at Summer Playground at Enabling Village, just 5 minutes from Redhill MRT, for a weekend of play, connection, and family fun where everyone is welcome. 💛

Step into the whimsical world of Jangandfox Huglings 🦔✨ and explore interactive play zones designed for families of all ages and abilities to enjoy together. Slide through for some activities you might find, and more!

🗓️ Date: 20 & 21 June 2026
🕙 Time: 10am – 6pm
🚌 Free shuttle from Redhill MRT (Exit A)

Brought to you by SG Enable, Singapore’s national agency for disability and inclusion, this experience is thoughtfully created to be fully accessible and inclusive. Families can explore at their own pace, caregivers can take a breather, and children can enjoy being children.

Come for the play, stay for the moments that bring people closer. Visit https://enablingvillage.sg/summerplayground/ for more details. We hope to see you in the Village!

The journey after SPED school can bring many questions for both persons with disabilities and their caregivers. What sup...
04/06/2026

The journey after SPED school can bring many questions for both persons with disabilities and their caregivers. What support is available? What comes next? Who can I turn to?

At SG Enable, Singapore’s national agency for disability and inclusion, we are here to support you through every stage of life, helping you access the right opportunities based on your needs and goals. 🌱

Whether it’s daily living support, community-based services, or longer-term planning, there are various forms of support available for both children and adults with disabilities, tailored to individual needs and circumstances. 💛

Find out more about our disability support resources here 👉 https://www.enablingguide.sg/im-looking-for-disability-support/child-adult-care

Applications are now open for the latest intake of SG Enable’s Enabling Academy Sector Train-and-Place Programme until 3...
01/06/2026

Applications are now open for the latest intake of SG Enable’s Enabling Academy Sector Train-and-Place Programme until 30 June! 🌟

The programme supports persons with disabilities in building job-relevant skills through structured training with hands-on learning, supporting them towards better job opportunities and greater confidence in the workplace.

Learners can:
• Explore selected different job roles before training
• Build practical, work-relevant skills
• Better understand workplace expectations and environments
• Receive support towards employment opportunities, where applicable

Developed in partnership with employers and sector partners, the training addresses workplace needs, helping learners strengthen their employability across sectors such as Hospitality, F&B, Logistics and Contact Centre Services.

As Singapore’s national agency for disability and inclusion, SG Enable is committed to expanding access to skills and employment for persons with disabilities.

Ready to take the next step in your career journey? 💼 Find out more and register at: https://www.sgenable.sg/your-first-stop/training-consultancy/enabling-academy/training/persons-with-disabilities/sector-train-and-place

22/05/2026

Interested in working but unsure where to start?

SG Enable Enabling Academy’s Sector Train-and-Place Programme supports persons with disabilities to explore different sectors, build job-relevant skills, and prepare for employment, with support from training providers, employers, and job coaches.

This June, pathways will be available across sectors, including Hospitality, F&B, Logistics, and Contact Centre. Participants can:
• Explore different job roles
• Build job-relevant skills through structured training
• Receive support from training providers, employers, and job coaches, where applicable

Through Madhava’s story, discover how structured training and support can help persons with disabilities build confidence and take meaningful steps towards employment.

Applications open from 1 to 30 June.

As the national agency for disability and inclusion, we support efforts to expand access to skills development and employment opportunities.

An inclusive community starts with support closer to home. 💙We’re proud to celebrate the opening of Enabling Services Hu...
18/05/2026

An inclusive community starts with support closer to home. 💙

We’re proud to celebrate the opening of Enabling Services Hub @ Jurong (ESH@Jurong) at Taman Jurong Community Club. The event was officiated by Mr Desmond Lee, Minister for Education and Minister-in-charge of Social Services Integration, Adviser to West Coast-Jurong West GRC GROs (Boon Lay and West Coast), alongside Mr Shawn Huang Wei Zhong 黄伟中, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Finance & Ministry of Manpower, Adviser to West Coast-Jurong West GRC GROs (Taman Jurong).

Set up by SG Enable in partnership with TOUCH Community Services, ESH@Jurong brings disability support services, community programmes, caregiver support, respite care, and opportunities for social interaction closer to persons with disabilities and caregivers in the west.

More than a support hub, it is a shared community space where residents, volunteers, and partners come together to support persons with disabilities and their families.

As Singapore’s national agency for disability and inclusion, we remain committed to working with partners to empower lives and build a more inclusive society.

For more information, visit esh.sg! 🌟

Employment transitions are more than just changes in work. Oftentimes, they are moments filled with uncertainty as well ...
13/05/2026

Employment transitions are more than just changes in work. Oftentimes, they are moments filled with uncertainty as well as hope for persons with disabilities and their families.

As the national agency for disability and inclusion, we remain committed to working alongside our partners, caregivers, and the community to strengthen support across these transitions, so that every individual can be empowered to pursue their aspirations with confidence and dignity.

For more employment support information: https://www.enablingguide.sg/im-looking-for-disability-support/training-employment

A decade of impact, still swinging strong! ⛳✨ The GCTEF recently held its Charity Golf and Dinner 2026, Swing with the S...
13/05/2026

A decade of impact, still swinging strong! ⛳✨ The GCTEF recently held its Charity Golf and Dinner 2026, Swing with the Soul, at Seletar Country Club, with MParader (Mr Goh Chok Tong) as Guest of Honour. The event was the first of many events to mark the fund's 10th anniversary.

More than a celebration, the evening brought golfers, donors, partners, and community champions together in a shared commitment to a more inclusive Singapore. A charity auction raised close to $1million, furthering this mission to support the community.

Our thanks to The Society of Modern Management Singapore 新加坡现代企业管理协会 and everyone who showed their support! 💛 As the national agency for disability and inclusion, we are proud to be part of this journey, empowering persons with disabilities to lead fuller, more integrated lives.

Be part of what’s next: gctenablefund.sg/support-us/donate-today/

10/05/2026

💐 Art has a beautiful way of bringing people together, creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued, and included.

Thank you to Hullabaloo Studio for inviting our CEO, Ms Lee May Gee, to FlowerScape, a Mother’s Day initiative held at i'mable Collective, Enabling Village, celebrating inclusive art and the creativity of artists with disabilities.

As the national agency for disability and inclusion, we believe inclusion begins when communities come together to recognise strengths and create opportunities for everyone to participate.

We celebrate all caregivers and mothers whose love and support continue through every stage of life. Thank you for all that you do, seen and unseen! 🌸

What if catching the right bus didn’t mean asking for help? 💙 Built by students from Singapore Polytechnic with Singapor...
05/05/2026

What if catching the right bus didn’t mean asking for help? 💙 Built by students from Singapore Polytechnic with Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped, Oculis uses computer vision and real-time data to identify buses and alert users through audio and haptics(technology that simulates the sense of touch through vibrations, or motions).

Users with visual impairments can join the beta testing here: https://oculis.vision/

As the national agency for disability and inclusion, we are encouraged to see innovations like Oculis centring the needs of persons with disabilities.

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