Adaptive Living Resources

HOME BASED CARE SERVICES
HSCS is a pilot programme which provides home-help support for adults with disabilities to continue to live in the community. The services include basic care (personal hygiene care, housekeeping and medication reminder service), therapy and behaviour intervention as required.

SunLove Home

We are a charitable Home for the intellectually-disabled. We shelter, protect and care for those entrusted to us. We are committed to improving and providing a level of care that endears the universal Human Values for the less fortunate. We initiate and participate in community-based projects that are charitable.
DAY ACTIVITY CENTRE
 Provides full-day care/ short-term care and community living skills training, physiotherapy and occupational therapy; to equip adults with disabilities with skills to maximise their independence. 
RESIDENTIAL SERVICES @ COMMUNITY GROUP HOMES/ HOSTELS
Community Group Homes enable persons with disabilities to live independently in designated HDB flats retrofitted with disabled-friendly features, an simulated environments eg. Thrift-Mart @ TUH

AD Hostels offer long-term and short-term accommodation and residential-based training for adults with disabilities who do not require institutional care, but are unable to live with their families.
RESIDENTIAL SERVICES @ ADULT DISABILITY HOMES
Provide long-term residential care for adults with disabilities with no alternative accommodation. 
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DROP-IN DISABILITY PROGRAMME
Provided in a community-based facility that provides social, recreational and/or therapeutic training activities for adults with disabilities.
RESIDENTIAL SERVICES @ CHILDREN DISABILITY HOMES
Short and long-term residential care for children with special needs aged below 16.
SPECIALISED ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
With the help of assistive technology (AT), many had been able to overcome their disabilities and become fully integrated into all aspects of community living. 
SPECIALISED CASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME
Social workers and case management officers, the programme provides the following services:
  • Co-ordinating and acquiring resources to support persons with disabilities and their caregivers
  • Counselling
  • Consultancy on disability information and issues
  • Group⁄Peer Support
  • Vocational⁄Motivational counselling and coaching
  • Psycho-educational workshops to provide information on health issues and knowledge of self-care
  • Caregiver support and training

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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