Autism Association (Singapore)

The Autism Association (Singapore) is a Social Service Organisation, dedicated to supporting and serving individuals with autism to maximise their potential, helping them lead meaningful and quality lives in society.
The Association is an independent charity that was formed in August 1992 by a group of parents. In January 1995, it was registered as a charitable organisation under the Charities Act, Singapore.
AWWA Ltd
AWWA Ltd is a multi-service Voluntary Welfare Organisation established in 1970 and a full member of National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and an approved Institutions of Public Character (IPC). AWWA Ltd’s mission is to empower the disadvantaged to maximise their potential to lead dignified and independent lives.
Fei Yue Community Services
Fei Yue Community Services (FYCS), since 1996, has been around, organising and providing programmes and services that cater to the varying needs of the communities. They have been reaching out to children with special needs, at-risk youths, disadvantaged families, inmates and their families and the seniors. They also provide advice and assistance for adoptive couples, transnational couples, and work with children who may come from abused family environment. They also promote positive mental well-being and family cohesion. Annually, they reach out to an average 48,000 individuals.
HCSA Community Services
HCSA Community Services is a charitable organisation which helps vulnerable groups such as ex-offenders, single parents with limited support and teenage girls who have experience the trauma of physical, sexual and emotional abuse, to rise above their circumstances and live their lives with renewed hope and purpose.
Shared Services for Charities
Shared Services for Charities acts as an advocate for collaborating and sharing of professional resources among charities for better governance and organisational excellence.
Our Beneficiaries’ Programmes
Contributions from our sponsors have enabled our beneficiaries to deliver better care and assistance to those in need. The programmes that have benefitted from funds raised by SGX Bull Charge can be broadly categorised as Children and Youth Programmes, Family Programmes & Elderly Programmes
Children and Youth Programmes
Eden Centre for Adults
By Autism Association (Singapore)

Formerly known as Autism Youth Centre, the Eden Centre for Adults was repositioned as adult Day Activity Centre in 2010. This was in response to the changing landscape of needs in the post-18 service areas for individuals with autism. Guided by the principles of Meaningfulness, Independence and Dignity, its mission is to be the leading centre in establishing quality long-term outcomes in Autism.
Special Student Care Centre
By AWWA Ltd

The Special Student Care Centre organises weekly enrichment activities for students, primarily to provide respite to family caregivers. Activities provided involve visual and performing arts, sports, housecraft and art therapy. Students also gain valuable life skills through these activities by taking on responsibility, expressing themselves through art and learning to become more independent.
Transportation to Enable Education
By AWWA Ltd

Access to education should not be a privilege but a right for every child. However, for special needs children, getting to school can be overwhelming. Some also believe their education is not compulsory. With the provision of seven school vans for the use of students with special needs, the Transportation to Enable Education programme offers round trips to and from AWWA and the Early Intervention Centre, and has given 220 students the chance to attend school as a result.
Family Programmes
Family Service Centre
By AWWA Ltd

Family Service Centre (FSC) works with families to stay strong and stable, which in turn encourages families to give back in their own way by helping other families within their community. Healthy families provide a strong foundation in nurturing the individuals and families of our next generation. The goal is to transform families and individuals to promote the “Family for Family” culture as a building block towards an inclusive caring community that gives back and supports one another.
The FSC actively reach out to the families and community through various outreach events and doorstep conversations to create greater awareness of our services and programmes.
Resource & Training Centre
By AWWA Ltd

The Resource & Training Centre at AWWA provides specialised training programmes and workshops for professionals, parents, caregivers, students, students with disabilities and volunteers who work with those with disabilities. Workshops are also held by local and visiting professionals and practitioners on relevant subjects. Self-help materials are also provided at the centre for children and youths with special needs.
Give Skills, Give Life!
By Fei Yue Community Services

The programme aims to provide for the basic needs of underprivileged families, which include low income families with children, released inmates and their families, as well as low income seniors. The programme is designed to equip them with important life skills that can help them to take the lead in improving the quality of their lives in the long run, as well as to strengthen their family ties.
Elderly Programmes
Senior Activity Centre
By AWWA Ltd

The Senior Activity Centre at AWWA provides recreational and social activities for certain elderly citizens through games, day trips, dancing and exercise. These social events aim to encourage these elderly citizens to remain integrated in the community as well as to improve their quality of life by providing social opportunities and preventing isolation.
Dementia Day Care Centre (DDCC)
By AWWA Ltd

AWWA Dementia Day Care Centre (DDCC) provides maintenance day care services to seniors with mild to severe dementia. The aim of the dementia day care programme is to slow down the deterioration of the affected client’s physical and mental functions and to maintain the affected client in the community, thus delaying the need for institutionalisation.
Rehab and Day Care Centre (RDCC)
By AWWA Ltd

AWWA Rehab & Day Care Centre (RDCC) is a Community Rehabilitation Centre accredited by the Ministry of Health, Singapore. The centre provides rehabilitation and day care services to clients with physical challenges but with excellent potentials to gain optimal recovery on their mobility and day-to-day functions through structured professional care. it also provides affordable rehabilitation care or clients who need financial assistance and support to family members and caregivers of the client through structured Day Care programmes.