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- If you are a Singapore Citizen or PR, you can contact SG Enable to find out more about the subsidised Early Intervention Programme for Infants & Children (EIPIC) at government-funded centres. However, EIPIC is a holistic program, so if you’re looking for a more targeted program, private therapy might be your best bet.
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Find out more about: Your child's development, Accessing Early Intervention (EI) s upport, Supporting your child's transition from EI to school-aged provisions, and; Accessing support for yourself and your family.
- ABC Center Singapore
- AltSchool
- The Growing Academy
- Melbourne International School
- Bridge Learning
- Kaleidoscope
- Kindle Garden
- Wee Care
- Nurture Pods
- All Hands Together
Parents who want to get serious about an Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) Intensive Behavioural Program should definitely have a look at ABC Center Singapore. This US-based, globally recognised program has been in operation for over 30 years and provides a broad range of services. There are ABA services and early intervention programs for infants...
Finally, a one-stop centre for therapy, preschool, andchildcare! Say hello to altSchool, an early intervention centre that also offers a comprehensive learning and after-school programme (up till 5.30pm!) for preschoolers, all under one roof. Speech and language therapy as well as occupational therapy are integrated into its learning programmes, wh...
By incorporating principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and TEACCH into its programs, The Growing Academy helps students from as young as 12 months to six years and beyond master skills and complex tasks through teaching methods like Discrete Trial Training (DTT). With its blend of academics and therapy being key in helping your child thriv...
If you’re looking for an early intervention programme that also prepares your child for primary school, check out the Aspire School Readiness Early Intervention programme. What sets this programme apart from the rest is that it’s held in an actual school environment, which helps your child to naturally transition into a ‘big kid’ school. The Aspire...
As the first private one-stop diagnostic learning support and specialised early intervention centre in Singapore, Bridge Learning provides specialised early intervention for children aged two to 12. The centre prefers not to use a label-focused approach and uses a cross- or non-categorical approach instead to help children who have mild or hybrid d...
This therapy centre runs a play-based early intervention programme called READY LET’S GO, which runs three mornings a week (Tues, Wed and Thurs). Children from two to four years old are grouped according to their learning ability. Each session is supported by a speech-language therapist, occupational therapist or special education teacher who will ...
This inclusive preschool in Enabling Village has gained a lot of attention for providing a haven for local children on the autism spectrum or who have learning difficulties and developmental challenges: about 30 per cent of Kindle Garden’s spaces are allocated for children with special needs. Little ones from 18 months up to age six are welcome, an...
Kids with mild to severe developmental needs are welcome at Wee Care, which is located in Tanglin and recommended by child psychologists at NUH and KK Hospital. Wee Care runs a mainstream preschool alongside its Early Intervention services to encourage acceptance and allow children of all abilities to learn alongside each other. We’re impressed by ...
Nurture Pods believes every child has a right to access the mainstream school curriculum by teaching them how to function independently at home as well as in a structured learning environment. Kids with learning difficulties will receive an individualised education plan based on the Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication Hand...
Founded by close friends and mums Yasodha and Gayathri, All Hands Together provides multi-sensorial learning experiences through its various programmes. In addition to the learning programmes, All Hands Together also has a playgroup for kids aged 18 to 36 months old and an early intervention programme offered to children of mental ages three to sev...
Jan 28, 2019 · Today, children under the age of 7 with developmental needs can receive intervention through Government-funded EI programmes. Children with mild developmental needs are supported by the Development Support (DS) and Learning Support (LS) programmes, in a preschool setting.
Are you concerned about your child's development? Do you want to learn more about how you could support your child? The Parents' Guide may provide considerations and answers to some of your questions. Find out more about: Your child's development, Accessing Early Intervention (EI) support,
The Early Intervention Programme for Infants & Children (EIPIC) are for children who are: Read More EIPIC-P - Subsidy scheme that offers more choices of early intervention programmes for children. From birth to 6 years old 2; Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents;
We focus on early intervention within a child’s daily routines, natural environment and adopt a transdisciplinary team approach involving early interventionists, therapists, psychologists and social workers who empower each family in supporting their child’s development.
In Singapore, early intervention helps kids start strong. It spots problems early, so kids get the help they need fast. This means they can learn and grow better.
