Organisation: Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS)
Time Commitment: Atleast once a month
Location: 11 Jalan Ubi Block 3 #01-21 Singapore 409074
Me Too! Club is a new programme of MINDS planned to enhance the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) through leisure activities and befriending activities. It is best suited for PWIDs who cannot participate in community-based services due to health reasons and/or other reasons or would prefer a less intensive programme. Me Too! Club offers age-appropriate activities that cater to the interests of persons with moderate to severe disabilities. Activities include weekly leisure/enrichment activities, monthly outings, and home visits for befriending the clients.
Key Responsibilities:
If you are interest please contact Julia Ng mtc@minds.org.sg
Time Commitment: Atleast once a month
Location: 11 Jalan Ubi Block 3 #01-21 Singapore 409074
Me Too! Club is a new programme of MINDS planned to enhance the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities (PWIDs) through leisure activities and befriending activities. It is best suited for PWIDs who cannot participate in community-based services due to health reasons and/or other reasons or would prefer a less intensive programme. Me Too! Club offers age-appropriate activities that cater to the interests of persons with moderate to severe disabilities. Activities include weekly leisure/enrichment activities, monthly outings, and home visits for befriending the clients.
Key Responsibilities:
- Join Me Too! Club weekday activities at least once a month. Each activity spans for 2-3 hours in the afternoons on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
- Plan and/or execute activities for adults with intellectual disabilities i.e. art and craft, sports, gardening, bowling, swimming, etc.
- Attend volunteer case reviews once every 3 months, to discuss about the progress of clients and how to better support them
- Training will be provided to volunteers
If you are interest please contact Julia Ng mtc@minds.org.sg
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