Canossaville Children and Community Services (Canossaville) runs Canossian Early Intervention Programme For Infants and Children (EIPIC), Canossaville Preschool, Canossaville Student Care and Canossian Child Development Unit in the Aljunied-MacPherson area.

Our programmes cater to both mainstream students, as well as those with hearing loss, giving priority to the poorest living in the lower income neighbourhoods. We are open to all faiths and races and every child is empowered to develop their God-given talents to the fullest.

Founded by the Canossian Sisters in 1941, Canossaville operates under the guidance of the Canossian Daughters of Charity. We are licensed by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) and Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA). Canossaville is also an approved Institution of a Public Character (IPC) and is authorised to receive tax-deductible donations.

Canossaville serves children and their families through:

(1) Canossaville Pre-School
(2) Canossaville Student-Care
(3) Canossian Child Development Unit
(4) Canossian EIPIC (Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children)

With the closure of Canossaville Children's Home in 2017, Canossaville Children and Community Services (CCCS) was set up to provide for the needs of children and their families requiring additional support in the community.

Part of what is known as the Canossian Circle of Care, CCCS provides the supporting structure to children through a preschool, after-school care as well as a child development unit.

Therapists and other multi-disciplinary professionals work together with school leaders, teachers, and the pastoral care team across the preschool, primary school, special school for children with hearing loss, and after-school care to enhance and integrate services, and provide a continuous flow of support beyond the classroom set within the walls of the Canossian Village.