We've rounded up some of the best early intervention centres as well as inclusive preschool with support for children with developmental and learning needs.
If your child has special needs, a developmental delay or learning challenges, you’re absolutely not alone in Singapore. Yes, it can be a long road to get the diagnosis and support you need – we all know too well about those waits to see local child development units, paediatric specialists, and good therapists. But day to day, we want an inclusive, supportive education for our little ones. And all children deserve this.
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 programme, so if you’re looking for a more targeted program, private therapy might be your best bet. If your child is on the autism spectrum, has been diagnosed with a sensory processing disorder, ADHD, language delays, developmental dyspraxia, or has learning difficulties or a disability, these are the early intervention centres and programmes and schools you’ll want reach out to for your child.
Why trust this guide
HoneyKids Asia has been covering everything education-related in Singapore for close to a decade, and this includes education and support for children with education and developmental needs. As parents ourselves, we understand that every child is unique and education shouldn’t be a one-size-fits-all. We based this list of early intervention centres and inclusive preschools on therapy approach and reviews by real families.
Early intervention centres and inclusive preschools in Singapore
1. WINGS
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Birth through to young adulthood
- Approaches/treatments: Intensive model of therapy (IMOT), Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI), suit-based interventions, and adaptive fitness.
- Subsidy available? Yes, through the centre’s own WINGS For Good initiative.
- Location(s): 1 Kay Siang Road, #05-10 North Tower Singapore 248922
- Hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 9am – 6pm (closed on public holidays)
WINGS is an early intervention and developmental support centre that caters to children and teens from infancy through to young adulthood, supporting those facing developmental, motor, and neurological challenges. The centre specialises in IMOT, one that uses structured, repetitive neural exercises to maximise their brain’s capacity to adapt while also building motor control. Besides intensive intervention, WINGS also offers a comprehensive suite of treatments and support, such as DMI suit-based interventions (Therasuit or Neurosuit), adaptive fitness, and caregiver coaching.
You’ll be supported by WINGS’ highly trained, multidisciplinary team from the moment your child graduates from the neonatal intensive care unit, all the way till young adulthood. Rest assured that every programme and treatment at WINGS is tailored to your child’s needs, so no two are the same. Best of all, the centre involves parents in the therapy process – not just to build their children’s physical skills and functional independence, but develops lifelong confidence for the entire family.
2. AltSchool
- Type: Early intervention centre, after school care
- Ages: Three to nine years old
- Approaches/treatments: Structured, Montessori-inspired programme, speech and language therapy, as well as occupational therapy.
- Subsidy available? Not available
- Location(s): 374 River Valley Road, #02-01, Singapore 248281
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am – 5.30pm (closed on public holidays)
Parents love altSchool for its all-in-one model, where learning and therapy happen side by side. More than just an early intervention centre, altSchool is a one-stop spot providing integrated therapy and engaging learning experiences to neurodiverse learners aged three to seven. It provides a structured, Montessori-inspired five-day programme, with half and full-day options.
But that’s not all – altSchool also offers a school readiness programme to prepare children for the transition from early intervention into formal schooling (both mainstream and special education stream). Expect simulations of real classroom learning and routines, as well as assessment prep. The altSchool team will even collaborate with your children’s future schools, whenever possible, to align literacy and numeracy expectations, and share reports or strategies.
Children currently attending mainstream school can also receive a host of support from the centre’s early intervention team through altSchool Afternoons. This is a small-group development programme with learning support and integrated therapy options, designed to provide school-going children continued developmental support after their school day.
3. ABC Center Singapore
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Birth to seven years old
- Approaches/treatments: Applied behaviour analysis (ABA)
- Subsidy available? Yes, through EIPIC-Private (P).
- Location(s): Two centres in 111 Somerset and Mountbatten Centre
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am – 5.30pm (closed on public holidays)
Parents who want to get serious about an ABA intensive behavioural programme should definitely have a look at ABC Centre Singapore. This US-based, globally recognised programme has been in operation for over 30 years and provides a broad range of services. There are ABA services and early intervention programmes (EIPs) for infants and toddlers who are on the autism spectrum (or look likely to be diagnosed as such), as well as a focus on school readiness and the teaching of independent living skills for teens and young adults. Kids are encouraged to apply the skills they learn in therapy to their daily lives, and with ABC Center Singapore having three Board Certified Behaviour Analysts on hand, no matter how old your little one is, there is expert guidance all the way.
There’s also the EarlyPreps programme, an early intervention preschool for children aged two to seven years, which is held in small groups in a lovely classroom-based setting, designed to help kids build the skills they need for future self-help and independence. We also love that ABC Center Singapore understands that parents and caregivers need support too: they are also given plenty of guidance by way of a free eight-week training program that also includes one home-based session. Good news for Singapore citizens and PRs who have been referred to EIPIC: you may well be eligible for subsidised EIPIC-P scheme.
ABC Center Singapore’s website
4. The Growing Academy
- Type: Early intervention centre, inclusive preschool, after school care
- Ages: One to 21 years old
- Approaches/treatments: ABA, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and play therapy.
- Subsidy available? No, but Child Development Account (CDA) funds may be used here.
- Location(s): Two centres at 30 Jalan Selaseh and 398 Upper Paya Lebar Road
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8am – 6pm
By incorporating principles of ABA into its programmes, 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. With its blend of academics and therapy being key in helping your child thrive, The Growing Academy is actually the first therapy school in Singapore to also offer childcare and therapy services under one roof. Its unique curriculum focuses on helping small students garner the skills they need to be able to happily transit back into a mainstream school, and with its small teacher-student ratio, you can be assured that your tot is getting lots of attention and care while also having fun! Choose from a variety of programmes, including playgroup for tiny tots aged 12 to 24 months, the kindergarten programme for little learners aged two to six years, or its after school club for older kids aged seven to 21 years.
The Growing Academy also offers additional support to children with its school shadow services (a collaborative working relationship with school staff and families to ensure your little one is getting all the support they need in the classroom). We love that The Growing Academy really does understand that each child is completely unique, and so a one-size-fits-all approach is not what this friendly group of experts provide. They will take the time to get to know your child and you and advise on the best course of tailor-made action for maximum success.
5. Bridge Learning
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: 18 months to 12 years old
- Approaches/treatments: Neuroscience-based, cross and non-categorical approach, ABA, and Orton-Gillingham (OG).
- Subsidy available? Yes, through Bridge Learning Social Enterprise.
- Location(s): Two centres in Jurong West Sport Centre and Loyang Point
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 6pm; Jurong West centre operates on Saturdays as well from 9am – 5pm.
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 difficulties.
If your little one has a range of learning challenges, Bridge Learning will be able to assess them through a pro-rated dynamic diagnostic assessment. Its curriculum consists of core and elective programmes which target different areas of learning and makes use of adaptive technology to improve early literacy and school readiness. Parents can keep track of their child’s progress through the Bridge Early Intervention E-Portal, where they can view learning assessments and recommended intervention activities they can do together with their kids.
6. Nurture Pods
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Three to 12 years old
- Approaches/treatments: ABA, Treatment and Education of Autistic and Communication-related Children (TEACCH), speech therapy, and education therapy.
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 314 Thomson Road, Eng Aun Mansion, Singapore 307659
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am – 5.30pm; Saturdays, 8.30am – 3.30pm
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 TEACCH structured teaching programme. This programme helps to develop their social, logical and developmental skills. There are also options for both individual and group-based learning of up to six in a group to help kids get accustomed to being taught together with their peers.
Nurture Pods also offers other therapy services when required. Parent participation is highly valued here, so the centre provides sessions for parents to get involved. Parents are also given plenty of support, including one-to-one training, plus reports and journals of each session. Staffed by qualified professionals, Nurture Pods is one of the few private early intervention centres that is certified by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) as an approved institution for the provision of EIPs. If you have one, you can also make payment through your kiddo’s CDA.
7. Kaleidoscope Therapy Centre
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Two to seven years old
- Approaches/treatments: Speech therapy, occupational therapy, and educational psychology.
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 167 Jalan Bukit Merah, #03-15 Connection One Tower 4, Singapore 150167
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am – 6pm; Saturdays, 9am – 6pm (closed on public holidays)
This therapy centre runs a play-based EIP called Ready Let’s Go, which runs twice a week. Children from two to seven years old are grouped according to their learning ability. Each session integrates speech and occupational therapy, supported by a lead educator and teacher assistant.
Kaleidoscope Therapy Centre also runs Mighty Oaks, a school readiness programme, catered to children with delays in social communication, peer interaction, and academic readiness. Psychologists are on hand for a consultation if the child encounters significant challenges. Parents are encouraged to participate in the programmes through individual therapy support. Suitable for any child, whether they’re already attending a mainstream preschool and facing social or developmental challenges or if they’ve been diagnosed with a developmental disorder, these programmes aim to support the child and help them develop the ability to participate in a group learning environment.
Kaleidoscope Therapy Centre’s website
8. KidsFirst
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Two to 12 years old
- Approaches/treatments: DMI, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, sensory integration, DIR floortime, Learn to Play, iLS (Integrated Learning Systems), SOS approach to feeding, and Attention Autism.
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 8 Hong Kong Street, Singapore 059651
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 6pm
This early intervention centre works with children aged two to 12 years and is small but strong, with incredible support. A therapy-based programme that runs five days a week in a school setting, we’ve been impressed by the lovely team of specialists, which includes education experts, a speech therapist, a behavioural expert and an occupational therapist. Therapy is provided consistently and intensively throughout your child’s week – and if you’ve attempted multiple private therapies on top of preschool or school, you’ll know how life-changing this can be.
Children can join KidsFirst on a short, intensive period to assist integration into a mainstream school setting or for long-term support. School readiness and life skills are a strong focus here: from helping your child potty train to eating independently and learning how to socialise. The KidsFirst team works with children for who they are, with the real interest of the family at heart.
9. Dyslexia Association of Singapore
- Type: Non-profit charity and social service agency
- Ages: Five to 17 years old
- Approaches/treatments: OG approach and dyslexia-focused support
- Subsidy available? Yes, through the association’s bursaries.
- Location(s): 12 learning centres islandwide
- Hours: Operating hours differ across centres
The Dyslexia Association of Singapore offers a Preschool Programme that focuses on developing early literacy skills for children aged five to six years old. It also runs specialised programmes that cover major academic subjects, and even has a Prep 2 PSLE programme to support kids in Primary 3 till 6 in preparation for the national exams. Kiddos are taught in small groups by a trained special needs educator, emphasising preparing them for primary school. There’s also a Main Literacy Programme for school-going children up till 17 years old.
Dyslexia Association of Singapore’s website
10. The SKILT Centre
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Two to six years old
- Approaches/treatments: Behavioural intervention, social skills training, speech and language therapy, as well as occupational therapy.
- Subsidy available? Yes, through EIPIC-P.
- Location(s): Two centres in Upper Thomson and Crown Centre
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am – 8.30pm; Saturdays, 8am – 6pm
The SKILT Centre – the SpecialKids Intervention, Learning and Therapy Centre established in collaboration with SpecialKids Child Health & Development Clinic, provides a holistic series of programmes that target individuals aged two through to teenage years.
Its anchor programme is the SpecialKids EIP, with behavioural intervention, social skills training, and literacy programmes support. Inbuilt into the EIP itself is speech and language therapy and occupational therapy support as well. Extra individual sessions are arranged as needed. The centre is fully supported by a complete developmental team comprising a child psychologist, trained teachers, experienced therapists and other support staff. The SKILT Centre puts kiddos first and holistically guides them.
11. Think Kids
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: 18 months through to young adulthood
- Approaches/treatments: ABA
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 123 Penang Road, #03-13 Regency House, Singapore 238465
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 7pm; Saturdays, 9am – 3pm
Think Kids is an affiliate of Think Psychological Services and an advocate of ABA, which focuses on reinforcing good behaviour so that it’s repeated. Made up of behaviour therapists, registered child psychologists and specialists in counselling, Think Kids only uses tried-and-trusted treatment methods to help kids from as young as 18 months to early adulthood reach their maximum potential. It offers group social skills training using age-appropriate structured activities, such as therapist-guided games, role-playing and discussions so that children can better understand themselves and others around them. One-on-one intensive ABA intervention can also be held in the privacy of your home. Consultations are strictly by appointment, so call ahead.
12. Autism Recovery Network
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Two to six years old
- Approaches/treatments: ABA-verbal behaviour (VB)
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 458A Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427671
- Hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 9am – 6pm
Autism Recovery Network (ARN) is dedicated to helping your child reach their full potential through tailored early intervention. A team of specialised educators and therapists offer a high-quality EIP tailored to your child’s unique needs. They help children from two to six years old with autism and other developmental delays. Kiddos do not need to be formally diagnosed to join the programme. The teachers treat every child as unique, assessing their needs with ABLLS-R to create customised treatment plans while working closely with you to help kiddos thrive and integrate into mainstream society. ARN’s commitment goes beyond the basics — it invests in rigorous staff training, stay updated with the latest methods, and provide unwavering support for families. It believes an effective ABA-VB therapy program can open doors and empower your child to shine.
Autism Recovery Network’s website
13. Alpha to Omega
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: Five to 18 years old
- Approaches/treatments: Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment, Search and Teach, Lindamood-Bell, The University of Kansas strategic instruction model
- Subsidy available? Not available
- Location(s): 583 Orchard Road, #10-01 Forum Mall, Singapore 238884
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 10am – 6pm; Saturdays, 9am – 1pm
Alpha to Omega (ATO) helps neurodiverse children become independent learners using proven methods. Through a one-hour assessment, the team creates tailored programs for children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other challenges. Undiagnosed kids are welcome too! For preschoolers aged five and up, the focus is a smooth transition to primary school. Primary school students work on enhancing cognitive skills to reach their full potential. ATO offers one-to-one and small group sessions, improving literacy, maths, and executive functioning, all led by experienced senior therapists committed to the school’s values and philosophy.
14. MindChamps Early Intervention & Therapy and MindChamps Allied Care
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: 18 months to six years old
- Approaches/treatments: Three-mind education model, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and educational therapy.
- Subsidy available? Yes, through EIPIC-P at selected centres.
- Location(s): 11 centres islandwide
- Hours: Hours differ across centres
You’ve heard of its preschool and enrichment centre, but did you know MindChamps has a wing that provides EIP too? MindChamps Early Intervention & Therapy and MindChamps Allied Care use evidence-based practice to help children achieve improved therapy results. Allied Care’s EIP is powered by MindChamps’ signature reading and music programmes, which works by activating all areas of a child’s brains to reveal their hidden potential, regardless of their abilities. This EIP is catered to kids aged 18 months to six years old.
MindChamps Early Intervention & Therapy’s website
15. The Early Intervention Centre
- Type: Early intervention centre
- Ages: One to eight years old
- Approaches/treatments: ABA
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 805 Bukit Timah Road, #01-04 Sixth Avenue Centre, Singapore 279883
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 5.30pm; Saturdays and Sundays, 9am – 1pm
The Early Intervention Centre (EIC) offers targeted intervention programmes for young children with autism and developmental delays from one through seven years old. At EIC, the main goal is simple: to spark big changes and help each child feel proud of what they can do. Using an impactful curriculum, educators aim to maximise learning outcomes.
The Early Intervention Centre’s website
16. All Hands Together
- Type: Early intervention centre, inclusive school
- Ages: Three to 18 years old
- Approaches/treatments: Multi-sensorial, speech therapy, and occupational therapy.
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 396 Joo Chiat Place, The Yards, Singapore 428079
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 5pm
Founded by close friends and mums Yasodha and Gayathri, All Hands Together provides multi-sensorial learning experiences through its various programmes. In addition to a three-hour EIP with regular visits from specialists, this centre has a home-based learning programme; as well as a school programme for children aged seven and above. You also have the option to have speech and occupational therapy at the centre.
17. Kindle Garden
- Type: Inclusive preschool
- Ages: Two months to six years old
- Approaches/treatments: Play-based curriculum
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): Two campuses in Enabling Village and Pasir Ris
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 7am – 7pm
This inclusive preschool in Enabling Village and Pasir Ris 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 two months (only at Pasir Ris campus) up to age six are welcome, and occupational therapists and psychologists back the teaching team here to give children specialist support. The space has been specially designed to provide accessible spaces for children: there are cosy spots for quiet time, open spaces to encourage social experiences, thoughtful design elements that help kids transition from one activity to another, and a sensory garden – all created with ease of use by kids of all abilities in mind (and that means wheelchair and pram access too).
18. Melbourne International School
- Type: Inclusive school
- Ages: Three to 18 years old
- Approaches/treatments: Victorian curriculum
- Subsidy available? Not available
- Location(s): 75C Loewen Road, Singapore 248853
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8.30am – 3pm
Melbourne International School (MIS) is an international schools with inclusive and special needs education streams, giving children of all abilities access to high quality education. The school follows the Victorian curriculum, along with therapy services and pre-vocational training. The special needs education stream caters to children as young as three years old, while its inclusive stream offers primary school level education from Year 1 to 5.
Therapy services are offered through an integrated services model, covering speech and language therapy and occupational therapy. MIS also has an in-house clinical psychologist to support in terms of identifying learning needs, recommend learning strategies based on needs, as well as addressing emotional, behavioural, and social challenges that students may be facing.
Melbourne International School’s website
19. Dynamics Therapy Group
- Type: Early intervention centre and inclusive school
- Ages: Two to 17 years old
- Approaches/treatments: DIR floortime, occupational therapy, speech therapy, Cambridge International Curriculum, International Primary Curriculum (IPC), and International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC).
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used for Dynamics’ EIP.
- Location(s): 583 Orchard Road, Forum The Shopping Mall, Singapore 238884 (EIP at #15-02, school at #13-03)
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 5pm (EIP); 8.30am – 5.30pm (school)
Dynamics EIP is a unique one that caters for children aged two to six in a preschool setting while also providing them with individual education plans. These plans are tailored specifically to each child’s goals as well as learning and behavioural challenges. Children meet with occupational or speech therapists a few times a week in a group setting (maximum teacher/therapist-student ratio of two-to-eight), where they’ll develop their language and motor skills along with social skills and academic progress. The centre also runs Dynamics International School (DIS), catering to students between ages five to 12 with needs of diverse learning profiles. It follows the Cambridge, IPC, and IMYC, taught by highly experienced teachers with degrees in special education, education, and psychology. Similar to Dynamics EIP, DIS’ students have individual learning plans and have group sessions run by therapists a few times a week. This is great news for parents who don’t need to worry about forking out extra for these therapy sessions, as it’s all included in their child’s tuition fees. Students will also have access to one-on-one therapy – like behavioural therapy, educational therapy, psychotherapy, etc. – should they require extra support.
Dynamics Therapy Group’s website
20. Genesis School for Special Education
- Type: Inclusive school
- Ages: Two-and-a-half years old onwards
- Approaches/treatments: ABA, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and Lindamood.
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 9/11 West Coast Road, Singapore 127296
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 3.15pm
Genesis School For Special Education offers both an academic learning environment for those students who can access curriculum and vocational training programmes for students requiring life skills. Curriculum goals are derived from extensive research-based sources and cater to each child’s development individually. With children aged two-and-a-half to 18, Genesis is one big extended family, boasting great family events and parent volunteering efforts. The founder, Lisa Barron, has the determination that every child can reach their maximum potential, and she is often there with them every step of the way.
Genesis School For Special Education’s website
21. Integrated International School
- Type: Inclusive school
- Ages: 18 months onwards
- Approaches/treatments: Naturalistic behaviour intervention, speech therapy, occupational therapy, British curriculum, and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE.
- Subsidy available? Not available
- Location(s): 21 Church Street, #01-01 Capital Square Two, Singapore 049480
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 9am – 5pm
The Integrated International School (IIS) is a contemporary, boutique school located in the CBD, offering two educational approaches — mainstream and support — into one holistic learning environment. It provides students with an intimate classroom setting with a one-to-six teacher-student ratio. Classes at IIS are customised to foster individual and collective strengths, and follows a modified international curriculum based on the British curriculum before transitioning to Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, a core socio-emotional curriculum, is offered to supplement academic learning / behavioural support to enhance children’s abilities and skills.
Integrated International School’s website
22. The Winstedt School
- Type: Inclusive school
- Ages: Four to 18 years old
- Approaches/treatments: Speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, multi-sensorial, IPC, IMYC, and Pearson Edexcel.
- Subsidy available? No, but CDA funds may be used here.
- Location(s): 1208 Upper Boon Keng Road, Singapore 387312
- Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 8am – 5pm
Offering the IPC (mainstream) from Reception to Year 6, students at The Winstedt School benefit from smaller class sizes (maximum 12) but dynamic enough for group work and activities. Students follow the IMYC before graduating with a WASC-accredited High School Diploma at Year 13. Speech and occupational therapy, as well as counselling, are all integrated into the program, with after-school activities ranging from pottery to soccer.
At a glance
Name | Age group | Type | Subsidy | Offerings |
WINGS | Birth onwards | Early intervention centre | Yes, through WINGS For Good. | - IMOT - DMI - Suit-based interventions - Adaptive fitness |
AltSchool | 3-9 years old | - Early intervention centre - After school care | NA | - Montessori-inspired programme - Speech and language therapy - Occupational therapy |
ABC Center Singapore | 0-7 years old | Early intervention centre | Yes, through EIPIC-P. | ABA |
The Growing Academy | 0-21 years old | - Early intervention centre - Inclusive preschool - After school care | Accepts CDA | - ABA - Speech therapy - Occupational therapy - Play therapy |
Bridge Learning | 1.5-12 years old | Early intervention centre | Yes, through Bridge Learning Social Enterprise. | - Neuroscience-based - Cross and non-categorical - ABA - OG |
Nurture Pods | 3-12 years old | Early intervention centre | Accepts CDA | - ABA - TEACCH - Speech therapy - Educational therapy |
Kaleidoscope Therapy Centre | 2-7 years old | Early intervention centre | Accepts CDA | - Speech therapy
- Occupational therapy - Educational psychology |
KidsFirst | 2-12 years old | Early intervention centre | Accepts CDA | - DMI - Speech and language therapy - Occupational therapy - Sensory integration - DIR floortime - Learn to Play - iLS - SOS approach to feeding - Attention Autism |
Dyslexia Association of Singapore | 5-17 years old | Social services agency | Yes, through association's bursaries. | - OG - Dyslexia-focused support |
The SKILT Centre | 2-6 years old | Early intervention centre | Yes, through EIPIC-P. | - Behavioural intervention - Social skills training - Speech and language therapy - Occupational therapy |
Think Kids | 1.5 years onwards | Early intervention centre | Accepts CDA | ABA |
Autism Recovery Network | 2-6 years old | Early intervention centre | Accepts CDA | ABA-VB |
Alpha to Omega | 5-18 years old | Early intervention centre | NA | - Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment - Search and Teach - Lindamood-Bell - The University of Kansas strategic instruction model |
MindChamps Early Intervention & Therapy MindChamps Allied Care | 1.5-6 years old | Early intervention centre | Yes, through EIPIC-P for selected centres. | - Three-mind education model - Occupational therapy - speech therapy - Educational therapy |
The Early Intervention Centre | 1-8 years old | Early intervention centre | Accepts CDA | ABA |
All Hands Together | 3-18 years old | - Early intervention centre - Inclusive school | Accepts CDA | - Multi-sensorial - Speech therapy - Occupational therapy |
Kindle Garden | 2 months - 6 years old | Inclusive preschool | Accepts CDA | Play-based curriculum |
Melbourne International School | 3-18 years old | Inclusive school | NA | - Victorian curriculum - Speech therapy - Occupational therapy |
Dynamics Therapy Group | 2-17 years old | - Early intervention centre - Inclusive school | Accepts CDA | - DIR floortime - Occupational therapy - Speech therapy - Cambridge International Curriculum - IPC - IMYC |
Genesis School For Special Education | 2.5 years old onwards | Inclusive school | Accepts CDA | - ABA - Speech therapy - Occupational therapy - Lindamood |
Integrated International School | 1.5 years onwards | Inclusive school | NA | Naturalistic behaviour intervention - Speech therapy - Occupational therapy - British curriculum - Pearson Edexcel IGCSE |
The Winstedt School | 4-18 years old | Inclusive school | Accepts CDA | - Speech and language therapy - Occupational therapy - Multi-sensorial - IPC - IMYC - Pearson Edexcel |
