Find out more about our partners and artists
who contributed to NDP 2022:
APSN Delta Senior School
Canossian School
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS)
Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)
Eden School
Grace Orchard School
Metta Welfare Association
MINDS
Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)
Rainbow Centre
Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH)
The Singapore Association for the Deaf
TOUCH Community Services
APSN Delta Senior School
APSN Delta Senior School is part of APSN Education Services Ltd, a social service agency that provides special education and student care, and adult care. It adopts a holistic approach in its curriculum and programmes which includes vocational and social skills to prepare its beneficiaries for open employment and lifelong learning, and enables persons with special needs to be active contributors to society.
Canossian School
Canossian School started by the Canossian nuns took to its humble beginnings in 1956. The school is a Special Education School which caters to children with hearing loss and works with its partner, Canossa Catholic Primary School to offer an inclusive mainstream schooling experience for the students.
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore provides persons with cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities with early intervention, special education, rehabilitation services, day activity centre programmes, vocational training and employment. It hopes to empower individuals by helping them realise their full potential and lead fulfilled, dignified lives.
Frontline Superheroes
Minah Binti Mohd, 54
Siti Nuraisyah Binte Abdul Manaf, 37
Wang Shi Min Zoe, 26
Down Syndrome Association
Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) is dedicated to serving the needs of persons with down syndrome and their families. They believe in: Developing individuals with down syndrome through lifelong learning and social integration; Supporting families through specialist services, information and education; Advocating for equal opportunities, quality of life and their contribution to society.
Eden School
Eden School maximises the potential and transforms the lives of its students through a quality education that encompasses an autism-focused curriculum, competent staff and strong family collaboration.
Grace Orchard School
Grace Orchard School caters to students diagnosed with Mild Intellectual Disability (MID) and/or Mild Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Having just celebrated her 20th anniversary last year, she has been faithful to her mission: We Shape Special Lives for Significance: Rooted in Values, Prepared for Life, and Empowered to Make a Difference.
Stronger Together as a Multi-Racial and Multi-Religious Nation
Putri Nur Salihah Binte Abdul, 14
Metta Welfare Association
Metta Welfare Association provides social services in children care, special education, disability care, supported employment for youth and medical care ranging from infancy to old age, regardless of race or religion. We are dedicated to delivering social service programmes for individuals and families by collaborating with our donors, partners, vendors and community organisations.
Keeping Mother Earth Healthy
Donovan Ho Ji Xian, 28
Jozie Keok Yue Ting, 28
Muhammad Fadhil Bin Abdul Jalil, 27
Namira Binte Ismail, 31
Seah Chee Meng, 33
Tan Yan Min, 24
Yong Qiao Qi, 30
Teo Wen Yin Brenda, 23
Keeping Home Safe
Donovan Ho Ji Xian, 28
Jozie Keok Yue Ting, 28
Muhammad Fadhil Bin Abdul Jalil, 27
Namira Binte Ismail, 31
Seah Chee Meng, 33
Tan Yan Min, 24
Yong Qiao Qi, 30
Teo Wen Yin Brenda, 23
MINDS
MINDS has been serving persons with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) across their entire lifespan in the past 59 years. Helping and enhancing the quality of life of over 3,000 PWIDs annually, and also caring for and supporting of the families and caregivers of PWIDs. Today, with a close to 800-strong workforce supported by passionate volunteers, MINDS runs over 30 facilities, services and programmes island-wide.
Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)
Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore) also known as MDAS, is a non-profit social service agency that supports persons with muscular dystrophy and their families facing the life-threatening effects of neuromuscular conditions. It is committed to uplifting the lives of persons with muscular dystrophy and enhancing the quality of life for them and their families.
Rainbow Centre
Rainbow Centre envisions a world where persons with disabilities are empowered and thriving in inclusive communities. It works with partners to create opportunities for persons with disabilities to make the most of their abilities and participate meaningfully in society.
Heritage Games
Daniel Terence Lagman, 18
Jezebel Ng Si Ting, 16
Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School
Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped
Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped is the national social service agency for the visually impaired. It provides clients with various rehabilitation and support services such as independent living skills and mobility training, recreational and social activities, Braille and audio material, assistive equipment, job skills support and job placement.
The Singapore Association for the Deaf
Established in 1955, the Singapore Association for the Deaf has been serving the Deaf and Hard-of-hearing community for the past six decades.
TOUCH Community Services
Since 1992, TOUCH Community Services has served people of all ages, races and religions to see sustainable change and transformation in their lives. It believes in the worth and potential of every child, youth at-risk, family in need, senior and person with special or healthcare needs to grow, participate and contribute in the community. The heartbeat of TOUCH is to activate potential, build independence, connect people, and deliver impact by developing sustainable solutions in society.
