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title: "Singapore Autism & Early Intervention Resource Directory"
description: "A curated directory of Singapore's key autism and early-intervention organisations, caregiver support groups, assessment centres, and financial assistance schemes — with contacts."
keywords: "autism resources Singapore, autism support Singapore, special needs organisations Singapore, SG Enable, Rainbow Centre, AWWA, autism charities Singapore"
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# Singapore Autism & Early Intervention Resource Directory

A curated list of the key organisations, support groups, and schemes for families navigating autism and developmental needs in Singapore — gathered in one place, so you don't have to hunt for them. 

## Where to start

### SG Enable

The central touch-point for disability information and services — caregivers can approach SG Enable for information and referral to support services, and it coordinates EIPIC referrals.

[ sgenable.sg](https://www.sgenable.sg/) [ 1800-8585-885](tel:1800858 5885)

### Enabling Guide

A comprehensive government resource for finding disability services, programmes, and financial assistance schemes across Singapore.

[ enablingguide.sg](https://www.enablingguide.sg/)

## Getting assessed

### KKH — Department of Child Development

One of Singapore's two main public centres for developmental assessment of children under 7.

[ kkh.com.sg](https://www.kkh.com.sg/)

### NUH — Child Development Unit

The other main public centre, offering multidisciplinary developmental assessments.

[ nuh.com.sg](https://www.nuh.com.sg/)

For the full picture on public vs private assessment, see our guide to [getting an autism test in Singapore](/signs-and-diagnosis/autism-test-singapore).

## Autism organisations & early intervention

Several established Social Service Agencies form the backbone of autism support in Singapore, many collaborating through Autism Network Singapore \(ANS\).

### Autism Resource Centre \(Singapore\)

A not-for-profit charity serving children and adults with autism, from early years through to employment support.

[ autism.org.sg](https://www.autism.org.sg/) [ 6323 3258](tel:6323 3258)

### Autism Association \(Singapore\)

A long-established charity supporting individuals on the autism spectrum, including Eden School and social-integration programmes.

[ autismlinks.org.sg](https://www.autismlinks.org.sg/) [ 6774 6649](tel:6774 6649)

### St. Andrew's Autism Centre

A non-profit providing education, training and care for people on the autism spectrum and their families across the lifespan.

[ saac.org.sg](https://www.saac.org.sg/) [ 6517 3800](tel:6517 3800)

### Rainbow Centre

Serves infants, children and youths with developmental and learning needs, running special education schools and early intervention centres.

[ rainbowcentre.org.sg](https://www.rainbowcentre.org.sg/) [ 6472 7077](tel:6472 7077)

### AWWA

A large social service organisation serving people across life stages, including early intervention for pre-schoolers and disability support for children. Its Centre for Caregivers also supports families.

[ awwa.org.sg](https://www.awwa.org.sg/) [ Centre for Caregivers: 6511 5280](tel:6511 5280)

## Caregiver & family support

### CaringSG

A caregiver-led initiative for special-needs caregivers and the community, set up in 2020 — offering peer support, programmes and resources for parents.

[ caringsg.org](https://caringsg.org/)

### AWWA Centre for Caregivers

Dedicated support, training and respite resources to help caregivers look after their own wellbeing while caring for others.

[ 6511 5280](tel:6511 5280)

## Funding & financial help

**EIPIC subsidies** — means-tested government subsidies for early intervention. See our [subsidy guide](/singapore-system/subsidy-eligibility) or estimate yours with the [calculator](/tools/eipic-subsidy-calculator).

**Community Chest & charitable funds** — may help with therapy costs for families facing financial hardship.

**Medical social workers** — based at hospitals, they can assess your situation and point you to relevant assistance.

This directory is provided as a helpful starting point and is independent — a listing here isn't an endorsement, and organisations' services, contact details and eligibility criteria can change. Please confirm details directly with each organisation.

## Feeling overwhelmed by the options?

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