Welcome to Rainbow Centre

We envision a world where persons with disabilities are empowered and thriving in inclusive communities

Building A More Inclusive Society,
One Friendship At A Time

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Build Good Lives

Working at Rainbow Centre: Our Stories

Ever wondered what it’s like to work with students with disabilities? Hear the stories from our dedicated teachers and allied professionals!

https://youtu.be/DIwzK0Bk-UE

Working at Rainbow Centre: Our Stories (https://youtu.be/DIwzK0Bk-UE)

Current Spotlight

RC SPED Schools Open House 2026

We are dedicated to nurturing children and youth with disabilities into adults who enjoy learning, strive for independence, and develop strong ties to their communities. Our outcomes-based functional curriculum enables them to build a Good Life, where they are safe, healthy, connected, engaged, independent, included, and heard.

Join us to learn more about the special education programme curriculum, campus facilities and model of operation of our special education schools!

Registration closes on 21 January 2026.

Register

CURIO: Beyond the Frame

CURIO, a biennial art fundraiser showcase organised by Rainbow Centre in celebration of youth, creativity and inclusion is back! Presented by UOL, this year’s edition, CURIO: Beyond the Frame, showcases over 45 unique artworks created by 13 youths with disabilities.

While everyone is welcome to enjoy the artwork on display – take a step further to sign up for a programme and discover inclusion with your friends and family.

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Let’s Act for Inclusion!

Inclusion happens when we choose to act!

We believe in creating a society where persons with disabilities are empowered to learn, grow and participate meaningfully in the community. ‘Act for Inclusion’ is a call for us all to step forward as a community to progress inclusion and make more Good Lives possible!

Funds raised through this campaign will go towards addressing critical areas of need like strengthening support for low-resource families, sustaining underfunded vital programmes for adults at risk of social isolation and stressed caregivers, including our new Good Life Hub Day Activity Centre and OOSH Special Student Care centres. Your support also advances research-driven practices and scholarships to develop passionate staff in the sector.

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Annual Report FY 2024/2025 is Live!

We are pleased to share that Rainbow Centre’s Annual Report FY 2024/2025 is now live!

This report highlights the key impact, achievements and our new Strategic Plan we reached over the past financial year. It also illustrates our new strategic roadmap to guide RC towards a future defined by innovation and excellence in fulfilling our mission.

Read our full report below.

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Rainbow Centre Scholarships

The Rainbow Centre Scholarship is now open to outstanding full-time undergraduate or postgraduate students who aspire to work with children and youths with disabilities as allied professionals!

Qualifying courses of study include: Social Work, Occupational Therapy, and Speech and Language Therapy (undergraduate) and Psychology, and Speech and Language Pathology (postgraduate).

Application is open till 12 April 2025.

Apply

Befriend our Youths in the Community

Our Good Life Befrienders (GLBF) Programme aims to reduce social isolation through befriending, by pairing two befrienders with a youth to partake in shared interests and develop meaningful relationships.

If you are looking to help young adults with disabilities stay connected to the community, join us as a befriender today!

Sign Up

Volunteer to Build Good Lives

An inclusive society starts with learning how to practise inclusion. Volunteering allows you to understand inclusion work by supporting and engaging with our students.

Your presence will help expand their world and enable them to practise their communication skills toward more meaningful and independent lives. Join us on our journey to build good lives for persons with disabilities!

Some of our volunteer roles available:

Good Life Mentor
Resource Making
Activity Facilitator @ Young Adult Activities (YAA!) or Out-Of-School-Hours (OOSH)
Travel Buddy
Student Befriender @ EIP or SPED

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Support Our Artists, Support Inclusion!

Rainbow Centre’s Artability is a talent development programme for students aged 15-18 years old to develop their visual art styles through training and opportunities.

Shop exceptional artworks by our budding artists! All proceeds will directly enable us to support our low resource families, inadequately funded programmes, and efforts to pilot innovative projects to address growing needs for quality engagement.

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Fostering Inclusive Practices

Partnering and training individuals and organisations is our way of building an ecosystem for our clients’ long-term wellbeing and empowers the public to take action for a more inclusive Singapore.

Explore our training and consultancy offerings and learn more about disability and inclusion.

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