About Us
Our Purpose
Our Vision
Our Mission
We are committed to enhancing the quality of life of persons with disabilities and their families through:
- Providing person-centric programmes and services to enable them to achieve their fullest potential;
- Leading innovation and developing capabilities that better support their needs and aspirations;
- Advocating and engaging partners and the public to co-create an inclusive community.
Our Values
Respect the intrinsic and unique worth of every individual
Serve with compassion and dedication to discover, build and celebrate the ability of each person
Act with integrity and achieve through the synergy of teamwork between staff, families, and the communities that support our mission
Pursue innovation to strive for excellence in services for persons with disabilities, to maximise their potential and create opportunities to connect them to community
Future of RC Strategic Plan
Vision 2030
Formulated from engagement with key stakeholders, staff dialogues and deep-diving into data, the Future of RC: Vision 2030 Strategic Plan details 3 themes — Future of RC Services, Future of Staff and Future of RC Spaces — and 7 strategies that will guide RC towards a future defined by innovation and excellence in fulfilling our mission.
Theme 1: Future of RC Services
With the goal of cultivating a deeply client centered approach within our services to effectively address the unique needs of persons with disabilities, providing holistic support and fostering empowerment, RC will develop and implement a comprehensive framework for more personalised care pathways across all its programmes.
Theme 2: Future of RC Staff
We are committed to building a workforce that is not only highly skilled and diverse but also motivated by a shared purpose, aligning with the aspirations of modern workers. RC will accelerate the building of a competent workforce aligned with the evolving needs of our services, integrate talent management strategies across the employee lifecycle and design and implement progressive people practices and personalised benefits.
Theme 3: Future of RC Spaces
The transformation of RC’s spaces plays a pivotal role through inclusive and innovative phygital environments that elevate service delivery. RC aims to create physical and virtual spaces to enhance professional collaboration, leverage data-driven technologies to manage cases and establish inclusive community hubs.
Our People
Board of Governors
(2024 – 2026)
Ms Evangeline Chua
President
Mr Chew Kei-Jin
Vice-President
Dr Majeed Khader
Honorary Secretary
Mr Toh Ting Feng
Honorary Treasurer
Ms Gail Lien
Assistant Treasurer
Mr Chan Cheow Hoe
Board Member
Mr Richie Eu
Board Member
Prof (Dr) James Hui
Board Member
Dr Kang Ying Qi
Board Member
Mr Kevin Leong
Board Member
Mr Abhishek Mittal
Board Member
Mr Milton Ong
Board Member
Ms Margie Pagdanganan
Co-opted Board Member
Mr Benjamin Tan
Board Member
Management Leads
Ms Tan Sze Wee
Executive Director
(appointed 01 Jul 2016)
Ms Peng Hai Ying
Deputy Executive Director (appointed 03 Mar 2026)
Mr Tan Eng Tat
Director, Early Intervention Services (since 04 Mar 2024)
Director, Operational Excellence
(since 04 Mar 2024)
Dr Jacob Ong
Principal, Admiral Hill School (since 22 Dec 2025)
Ms Lynette Gomez
Principal, Margaret Drive School (since 15 Dec 2022)
Ms Loi Wei Ming
Principal, Yishun Park School (since 15 Dec 2025)
Mr Manoj Pathnaparum
Director, Accessibility Services (since 01 Jul 2021)
Ms Jean Loo
Director, Advocacy and Community Engagement (since 01 Apr 2024)
Ms Lee Wai Mun
Financial Controller, Stewardship & Sustainability (since 01 Apr 2026)
Ms Janice Leong
Deputy Director, Development and Innovation (since 17 Nov 2025)
Mr Valiant Chiang
Deputy Director, People and Culture (since 01 Apr 2026)
Mr Quincy Tan
Director, Technology and Administrative Operations (since 1 Jul 2023)
Ms Fauziah Ahmad
Senior Consultant, Special Projects (since 1 Jul 2023)
School Management Committee
(1 Dec 2024 to 30 Nov 2026)
Chairman
Mr Milton Ong
Supervisor
Prof Kenneth Poon
Honorary Treasurer
Mr Benjamin Tan
Secretary
Ms Lynette Gomez
Committee Members
Mr Chan Whee Peng
Dr Sylvia Choo
Mr Louis Lim
Mr Damien Tan
Ms Tan Sze Wee
Ministry of Education Representative
Mrs Lisa Goh
Media & Coverage
Press Releases
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Rainbow Centre Opens New Special Education School and Launches Art Fundraiser Showcase (1 Oct 2024)
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Statement by Rainbow Centre in response to Straits Times article (8 Oct 2023)
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Rainbow Centre kicks off 35th anniversary celebrations with Learning Day to chart future focus in serving persons with disabilities
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PRISM: An Art Exhibition to Commemorate Singapore’s Bicentennial and Fundraise for Rainbow Centre’s Third Campus
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$600,000 Raised for New Rainbow Centre Campus for Students with Autism at Charity Golf Event
In the News
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UOL champions inclusive arts, as it reaches out to children, youth and seniors with disabilities (The Business Times, 10 Sep 2025)
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Inclusive preschool education: New resources for teachers to support neurodiverse students (CNA, 21 Mar 2025)
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A simple high five or a hug is how this occupational therapist measures her success (The Straits Times, 16 Feb 2025)
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SIF’s project strengthens autism education support in schools across HCM City (Vietnam News, 29 Nov 2024)
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Special needs graduates face uncertainty; industry and social service agencies assist with the transition (Zaobao, 25 Nov 2024)
