There are schemes and services to enable persons with disabilities to be supported for training and acquire employment. Schemes are also available to support employers Schemes are also available to support employers to hire, train and integrate persons with disabilities.

The Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children programme (EIPIC) provides developmental and therapy services for infants and young children at risk of moderate to severe developmental delays.

Children participate in activities that maximise their developmental growth potential and minimise the development of secondary disabilities.

Persons with disabilities who are unable to take public transport due to their disabilities and require a vehicle to earn a living can benefit from the certificates of entitlement (COE) and the additional registration fees (ARF) waivers when they purchase a vehicle.

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

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.

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.

This card provides free medical and hospitalisation treatment at government/restructured hospitals and polyclinics for needy residents of sheltered and disability homes.

Home-Based Behavioural Intervention Services (HBIS) supports persons with disabilities who have behavioural needs, and helps them live in the community for as long as possible

The Foreign Domestic Worker Levy Concession for Persons with Disabilities enables families to pay a lower monthly levy when employing foreign domestic workers as full-time caregivers of their loved ones with disabilities.

The Home Caregiving Grant provides support to families who hire foreign domestic workers to care for their loved ones with moderate to severe disabilities