Project Colours is a community engagement initiative led by a group of 53 students from Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) volunteering with Rainbow Centre, an organization providing education for children with special needs. We serve through various means, such as providing classroom support for the teachers in Rainbow Centre, hosting fundraising events and curating meaningful activities for the children.

Project Colours collaborates with Rainbow Centre to raise awareness for children with special needs and raise funds for the new campus through this platform and our upcoming fundraising. Our fundraising involves the sale of Bundle Packs (1: lunchbox and cupholder, 2: Sticker Bundle A/B, 3: Sticker Bundle A&B) and Limited Edition Pilot Pens specially designed by the students of Rainbow Centre, as part of the Building For Community campaign.

Support Rainbow Centre's Spaces for community, an educational campaign for Community fundraising effort for their new Admiral Hill Campus which will serve 300 students with autism. Your impact would be doubled as donations raised towards the Spaces for Community campaign would receive dollar-for-dollar matching from the Tote Board and the government.

A little donation goes a long way in building a more connected and inclusive community!

For more updates and information regarding SUSS Project Colours and our upcoming fundraising, do follow us on Instagram @projectcolours.suss or email us @ [email protected]!

You and I experience the world in a unique way. What we often don't realise is the power of design and architecture to create spaces which shape our lives and include or exclude people with differences, like disabilities. Spaces for Community aims to broaden our shared understanding of inclusive design and accessibility to seed conversations and spark ideas on designing solutions for the disabled. After all, when we solve for one, we solve for many.

Spaces for Community is an educational campaign part of Rainbow Centre's Building for Community fundraising effort to raise $5 million for our new Admiral Hill Campus which will serve 300 students with autism. Designed with a Social Town concept, the campus will host regular inclusive community events and opportunities to connect our students with the public. Support our campaign and join us in building #spacesforcommunity!

If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]

Rainbow Centre recently celebrated its 35th anniversary of serving persons with disabilities. We invite you to learn more about our work at: bit.ly/rc35film

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At Rainbow Centre, we envision a world where persons with disabilities are empowered and thriving in inclusive communities.

We work with our partners to create opportunities for persons with disabilities to make the most of their abilities and participate meaningfully in society. Through practical education, meaningful support and useful training programmes, we strive to increase the quality of life for them and their families.

Registered as a charity in 1992, Rainbow Centre is an Institution of a Public Character.