Welcome to Rainbow Centre
We envision a world where persons with disabilities are empowered and thriving in inclusive communities.
Ever wondered what it’s like to work with students with disabilities? Hear the stories from our dedicated teachers and allied professionals!
Current Spotlight
Annual Report FY 2023/2024 is Live!
We are pleased to share that Rainbow Centre’s Annual Report FY 2023/2024 is now live!
This report highlights the key achievements, initiatives, and milestones we reached over the past financial year.
We are deeply humbled by the incredible support of our dedicated families, partners, staff, and volunteers, without whom none of this would have been possible.
Read our full report below.
Together We Thrive
Our ‘Together We Thrive’ campaign seeks to build a brighter future for our clients with autism and multiple disabilities to enable them to live Good Lives where they are independent, healthy, connected, engaged, included, and heard.
Join us in fostering an environment where our clients and their families can THRIVE!
Donations are 250% tax deductible and qualify for dollar-for-dollar matching from the Tote Board until 31 Mar 2025.
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:
- Resource Making
- Activity Facilitator @ Young Adult Activities (YAA!) or Out-Of-School-Hours (OOSH)
- Travel Buddy
- Student Befriender @ EIP or SPED
CURIO: A World of Wonders, Beyond Disabilities!
CURIO is an art fundraiser organised by Rainbow Centre, a charity serving persons with disabilities, showcasing 45 works of art by talented youths who share their perspectives and observations of the world.
We aim to raise $250,000 to empower our work through three key areas of needs: Enabling low resource families to access services, reducing caregiver stress and social isolation through services such as special student care and adult community programmes and developing research and innovation driven practices in Rainbow Centre.
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.
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!
