Day Activity Centre provides care and skills training for adults with disabilities.

MSF initiated a pilot in March 2015 with the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled in Singapore (MINDS) to simplify the process to apply for deputyship for young adults with severe intellectual disability.

Community Group Homes enable persons with disabilities to live independently in designated HDB Flats retrofitted with disability-friendly features.

Long-term residential care for adults with disabilities with no alternative accommodation. Short-term care is also available to give respite to caregivers.

Children Disability Homes provide long- and short-term residential care for children with special needs aged below 18.

Drop-in Disability Programme provides adults with disabilities with social and recreational activities for a few hours a day, a few days a week.

Parents or primary caregivers of persons with disabilities who wish to safeguard their loved ones' welfare and financial security can approach the Special Needs Trust Company (SNTC) to draw up care plans and set up trust accounts.

Persons with disabilities who need to take dedicated transport provided by voluntary welfare organisations (VWO) to access school and care services can tap on means-tested subsidies.

Persons with disabilities who are unable to use public transport due to their disabilities can look to a means-tested subsidy support for their taxi fares for the purpose of attending school or work.

Persons with physical disabilities who drive or their family members who drive them can obtain car park labels that enable them to park at designated parking lots.