Independent Living and Community Integration

Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Special Interest Groups

MINDS

Problem Statement

Persons with intellectual disabilities may face challenges accessing coordinated support and information about available services and community resources. As a result, some may have limited opportunities to live independently and participate fully in their communities.

Solution

The Persons with Intellectual Disabilities Special Interest Groups programme equips and empowers persons with intellectual disabilities to become self-advocates and active contributors within their communities. Through skills development, peer engagement, and collaboration with community stakeholders.

Outcomes

The programme seeks to support persons with intellectual disabilities by:

Strengthening self-advocacy skills with confidence;
Increasing participation and inclusion within the community ;
Raisingawareness of the needs of persons with intellectual disabilities and t; and
Building more inclusive and welcoming communities that value the contributions of persons with intellectual disabilities .

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More About Grantee

MINDS has been serving persons with intellectual disabilities since 1962. MINDS’ services include Special Educational (SPED) schools, Training and Development Centres, employment and job placement services, caregiver support services and more.