Cause: Support for Chronic Illnesses, Diseases, Physical and Cognitive Disabilities
Location: Islandwide, depending on client's address Singapore
Time commitment: Flexible for at least 6 months

Me Too! Club (MTC) is a programme to enhance the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) through leisure and befriending activities. It is best suited for PWIDs who are unable to participate in community-based services due to health reasons and/or other reasons or would prefer a less intensive programme.

Volunteers will be assigned to make home visits to clients living near them, where volunteers will be engaging clients in activities like puzzles, reading, walking in the neighbourhood, etc. Home visits are usually 45 - 60 min long (but can be extended). 

During the first visit, MTC staff will accompany volunteers to introduce them to the family. Subsequently, volunteers will visit clients on their own and fill in a home visit log. Staff will support if there are any issues of concern.
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Cause: Support for Chronic Illnesses, Diseases, Physical and Cognitive Disabilities
Location: Activities are islandwide, office is at 11 Jalan Ubi Block 3 Level 2 Singapore
Time commitment: Whenever available for at least 6 months

Me Too! Club (MTC) is a programme to enhance the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) through leisure and befriending activities. It is best suited for PWIDs who are unable to participate in community-based services due to health reasons and/or other reasons or would prefer a less intensive programme.

Volunteers will befriend clients during activities and help them with certain tasks i.e. baking, farming, bowling, etc. There are instructors/activity conductors during each activity to guide volunteers on what to do during every activity as well.

Volunteers are to check www.tinyurl.com/mtcplans1 for the schedule of activities and join whenever available. 

If you are interested fill in your details here