About Campaign

ends 31 Dec 2018, 11:59 PM
Eden School currently serves more than 300 students with moderate to severe autism. With the demand for education services for students with autism increasing, Eden School is planning for the building of a second campus to meet the needs of its students. The estimated date of completion is 2021.

Though supported by the Ministry of Education, Eden School will need to raise funds towards the building construction and purchase of autism-specific equipment.

We invite you to provide a gift donation to the Eden School Building Fund to invest in our students' learning journey and our work to maximise their potential.

About the Charity

The Autism Association (Singapore) or AA(S) is one of the Social Service Agencies in Singapore, dedicated to supporting and serving individuals with autism to maximise their potential, helping them lead meaningful and quality lives in society.

The Association is an independent charity that was formed in August 1992 by a group of parents. In January 1995, it was registered as a charitable organisation under the Charities Act, Singapore.

In July 1997, AA(S) was admitted as a member of the National Council of Social Service. It was also granted the Institutions of a Public Character status, allowing the Association to issue tax-exempt receipts for public donations.

The mission of the Association is to initiate, organise and support provision of a broad spectrum at services for people with autism in Singapore. Such services to encompass education, vocational and life skills training and residential care.

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SUPPORTED CAUSES
Children & Youth
Disability
Education
Social Service
CONTACT US

Jesse Sie, Contact Person

67746649
[email protected]
www.autismlinks.org.sg
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