A community-based membership programme for persons with disabilities. Through a variety of initiatives and support services, we aim to empower them to make the best use of their abilities and integrate better into society.
CSS fosters a supportive and inclusive environment that affirms and celebrates the abilities of persons with intellectual disabilities. By participating in this paid membership programme, they can reach their full potential, achieve greater independence, and social integration.
This is done through:
Through these initiatives, we also create opportunities to build healthy friendships and positive values, improving their social well-being and participation in the community.
This bi-weekly programme serves as a nurturing platform to foster supportive friendships, enhance life skills, reduce social isolation, and promote positive values among adults with disabilities.
We support persons with disabilities in their employment and train them to hold on to their jobs. This is done through:
We provide support for the changing needs of persons with disabilities at different life stages. These include:
Caregivers play an important role in the support system for persons with disabilities. We adopt a family-centric approach and work together with caregivers to work towards community integration. This is done through:
CSS is a paid membership programme for persons with disabilities. To qualify, you must meet certain requirements:
A CSS membership costs $25 per year. With it, you will receive these benefits:
The Enabling Guide is more than just a resource portal. It’s a gateway to a world of possibilities for people with disabilities and their caregivers. Whether you need information on disability support or other specific services, the Enabling Guide is here to help you make the best choices for your needs for every stage of your life.
i’mable (pronounced “I’m able”) is a celebration of what people with disabilities can do. It’s a movement that invites you to join us in making a positive difference for disability inclusion – enabling lives and building a united community.
Published by the National Council of Social Services, this booklet sheds light on different types of disabilities and the challenges that people with them face in their daily lives. Discover some of the myths and stereotypes that often surround these disabilities and learn how to interact respectfully with individuals who have them.
We are actively looking for volunteers to create a welcoming and safe environment for persons with disabilities. This gives them the opportunity to connect with others and enhance their abilities through meaningful and enjoyable interactions and activities.